car has to cool down before starting up again?
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car has to cool down before starting up again?
when i drive my car somewere and shut it off. i have to let it cool down before i it will start up again, if not it just turns and turns. this sucks cause it sereausly limits me as to were i can go. i'm tired of going places i can see my car from while paying cause i left it on...someone please help me.
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Re: car has to cool down before starting up again?
This happened to my old CRX and a friend of mine's EF Civic. The main relay was the culprit. Just replace it and you'll be fine.
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Is the CEL ON?
When the engine won't start:
1) Listen for whether the fuel pump primes for two seconds when the key is turned to ON(II).
2) Check for spark at the plugs.
When the engine won't start:
1) Listen for whether the fuel pump primes for two seconds when the key is turned to ON(II).
2) Check for spark at the plugs.
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Re: car has to cool down before starting up again?
yeah everything checks out...no cel. good stong prime, coil i've tried others. i was guessing injectors but i replaced them and still. please guys keep it coming.
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Re: car has to cool down before starting up again?
This used to happen to my old Civic, and I don't know why this worked, but I changed the fuel filter and the problem went away.
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Re: car has to cool down before starting up again?
Did you try the fuel filter?
It's worth replacing, and when I did, my same exact problem went away. I don't know how it worked, but it did.
It's only $14 or so and your gas mileage may improve depending on how bad the old one is.
It's worth replacing, and when I did, my same exact problem went away. I don't know how it worked, but it did.
It's only $14 or so and your gas mileage may improve depending on how bad the old one is.
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