i recently found fuel in my intake boot. Has this happened to anytone else and what was the problem?
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** edit, had a similar thing happen with my m20, didnt catch this was posted in m10... carry on. **Last edited by Cronopoulos; 01-11-2012, 09:24 PM. -
I had fuel in my intake boot once. It was cold start injector related, cause by faulty coolant temperature sensor wiringComment
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The cold start valve is supposed to run for 8 seconds and only when the engine is cold. It's managed by...<drumroll>...the thermotime switch (not cheap IIRC). Circumstances matter. If your car cold starts, runs & warms up right, it could be that the valve weeps (not enough to effect driving) but when you turn off the car the remaining fuel pressure pushes gas into the intake boot.Seat Shocks....I have passed the baton to John Christy from Ninestitch. Email John or Garrett at ninestitch1@gmail.com
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Pull your cold start valve and crank your car over, check to see how it's functioningComment
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Thanks for your guys input. i replaced my thermo time switch with another one and it fixed the problem. It runs a bit better too!Comment
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my coolant temp sensor isn't hooked up could this cause my car not to run right because of thisComment
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