Starting issues
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Starting issues
I turn the key and rev counter flips to 7, the starter motor turns strongly, but she doesn't fire try, try , try again and eventually I get her going, now she's going, for the 1st 2 or 3 miles, she won't run cleanly (sounds like running on 3 cylinders) and if I stop she won't tick over, and I have a hell of a job starting again. Once warm everything is fine.
I think it's the coil, does anyone else agree/disagree? :dontknow:
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Local Hero
Do the injector test [search the site] and check the archive material on the site for potential cold starting problems . Bottom of the forum :wink:
Coil would not give symptoms you describe .
Cheers………..
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Old Timer
coil usaly breaks down when hot so i doubt its that.
do plugs rotor arm and cap and a good service, check your leads for them breaking down using a multimeter or u could just buy some more as these are always worth doing!
dimon
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Miked318 said
Cheers for the advice guys, I will git it a good going over. She is due a service too, so maybe something to do with it. :wink:
Had similar problem with a Vauxhall some years ago . I blamed the fuel system , like you do [ auto choke etc ] found out by accident that the dizzy cap had a large crack in it . Replaced job cured .
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chudd said
I blamed the fuel system , like you do .
I was pretty convinced it was electrical, just thought it was the coil because of the tach bounching round to 7 and back.
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