

| Subject: | Re: '85 Engine hesitation help |
| From: | Thomas Kitts |
| Date: | Wed, 10 Sep 2008 16:39:29 -0700 |
Thanks, I will go and inspect both of those things and let you know what I find out. Thomas On Sep 10, 2008, at 2:12PM, Mike Collum wrote: > The AFM is the Air Flow Meter and is between the intake air filter > and the rubber "S" boot that attaches to the throttle body. > > Yes ... a bad ignition switch will allow cranking without supplying > spark or fuel. > > The ignition switch has multiple contacts and one of the failure > modes is to allow cranking (key turned all the way to the right) ... > but opening the contacts for "Ignition on". When the key is simply > in the ignition on position (not all the way to the right for > cranking) the ignition on contacts "Make" again. Sometimes, but not > always, just gently turning the key until the starter engages (not > turning the key hard to the right) will allow the switch to function > properly. > > Mike
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