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Re: [vr6] Slow to start

   It could be a bad coil pack or MAF, & then the resulting fouled spark plugs. If it was raining at the time, I would lean suspect the coil pack.
 
   -John
 
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, October 21, 2008 12:23 PM
Subject: [vr6] Slow to start

It happened suddenly two weeks ago. My son was driving it on the interstate when the
engine suddenly stopped. He pulled off to the shoulder and tried to restart. It finally restarted
but ran rough at low RPM's for a minute or so. After that, the starting problem occurred.
Previous to that the engine would start with one rotation, now it takes fifteen or twenty to
start.

David
Tue Oct 21, 2008 5:00 pm

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It happened suddenly two weeks ago. My son was driving it on the interstate when the engine suddenly stopped. He pulled off to the shoulder and tried to... 		David E. Fahnestock
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It could be a bad coil pack or MAF, & then the resulting fouled spark plugs. If it was raining at the time, I would lean suspect the coil pack. -John ... From:...
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It could be a bad coil pack or MAF, & then the resulting fouled spark plugs. If it was raining at the time, I would lean suspect the coil pack. -John ... From:...
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