Date: 19 Apr 1999 16:02:15 GMT From: timtnopsamler.iaehv.nl (Tim T.) Subject: Re: Sluggish starting when...warm
In article <371B3B6A.BDEF6868nopsamamp.net>, "William T. Brown III" <Ra137nopsamamp.Net> writes: > Sometimes, well most times, my '84 900t has problems starting when > warm. Particularly when I've been driving for, say, 2 hours, and then > it sits for an hour or so. More often than not, it dies. I have to > give it a little gas to 'get the lead out' and then it's fine. Am I > paranoid, or is there something I should tend to? TIA Hi, I've got the same problem.. my mechanic suggests that it may be due to an badly adjusted air intake somewhere. Not quite sure how to translate this into English, but he was talking about a little air inlet which can be adjusted (possibly winter vs. summer mode ?) The car is currently in the shop, having part of its front suspension repaired... should be ready in a week or so. I'll try to get a more technical translation when I go to pick it up. TimT. > Wills > '84 900T > '89 900T > '92 9000CD > '99 9-3 > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- timtnopsamler.iaehv.nl Voodoo Programmer/Keeper of the Rubber Chicken Frisbyterian: When you die, your soul goes up on the roof. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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