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slow starting - diagnosis with timing light 200

posted by  oh crud on  Sun Jul 25 11:48 CST 2004
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had a similar problem with an older brick, it only occured after i let some yahoo put an aftermarkrt cam in, wont go into why i had to change the cam, but my fix was to put a bypass switch that i could operate from inside the car to the cold start injector, to prime it with a little extra gas. the final analogy was the grind was wrong on the after market cam changing the intake vacume charactoristics. i would look into how worn your camshaft is and if it needs to be replaced go with an "OEM" cam.
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