I hate to keep bombarding the gen. tech. with questions, but on my 91 318is, I am getting a long crank when the engine is warm, it will start after about 5 seconds of cranking. The battery WAS bad, I just replaced it and I can hear the starter moving faster than before but it is still taking 5 seconds when the engine is warm. When it's cold it starts up as expected (<1 second), I have visually inspected for torn intake boots but didn't see anything, I will attempt to smoke test it this week to make sure but when I sea-foamed it a few weeks back I didn't have any smoke in the engine bay.
I can hear the fuel pump kick on for a second of less when turning the key but I don't smell gas. Could this be a fuel pressure regulator issue as well? The car has new plugs, I guess it could use plugs but something tells me this is a vacuum/fuel issue.
Thanks in advance.
I can hear the fuel pump kick on for a second of less when turning the key but I don't smell gas. Could this be a fuel pressure regulator issue as well? The car has new plugs, I guess it could use plugs but something tells me this is a vacuum/fuel issue.
Thanks in advance.
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