

| Subject: | Re: Initial start failures |
| From: | Harry Hoffman |
| Date: | Wed, 24 Aug 2011 11:27:07 -0400 |
Doh! Sorry for the lack of info... it's a 2.1L engine. I should say that once it's running there isn't any problem at all. This only happens at initial start. Good luck with the dentist. I just got two front implants, as a result of a accident from childhood, and it went much smoother than I expected. Cheers, Harry On 08/24/2011 11:24 AM, David Beierl wrote: > At 10:41 AM 8/24/2011, Harry Hoffman wrote: >> I'm not sure I understand enough to answer. The engine starts out around >> 1k rpms then plummets and the engine finally stops running. > > Ah, that's good info, probably useful to some of the diagnosticians here. > > The engine stops running because it's losing spark, getting wrong amount > of fuel, or getting wrong amount of air. If the problem is with the > ignition you can put the fuel system through the wringer and do no good. > > You forgot to say 1.9l or 2.1l - it makes a difference at this point. > We can take it up later from there, I'm off to see the wizard, I mean > dentist. Then perhaps I'll get drunk... :-/ > > Yours, > David > > >
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