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Diagnosing intermittent no-start

posted by  Will740turbo on  Mon Feb 26 22:12 CST 2024
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I checked the codes and all I got was this lousy T-shirt that says 223 (idle air valve unhooked) - but that's because I did unhook it for testing.

Socket 6 had no codes. Reset both and reading 111, but what I'm getting now is a similar start and die in a few seconds. The change in tone of the fuel pump really has me thinking it's water in the gas. One more day to my weekend, and I'll pull off the fuel line under the car and pump some into a container to look at it.






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