Re: Not so hot start problem

["jtrealtywebspannet" <jtrealty@xxxx>]

What do you mean by "adjusting the idle screws"? The 3 brass screws 
are supposed to be lightly closed period. Any other position means 
something either isn't set-up correctly or something is 
malfunctioning. If you have a hard hot start the most obvious places 
to start is the fuel accumulater and the fuel pump check valve. Make 
sure there are no vacuum leaks as that can affect idle quality.
David Teitelbaum
vin 10757



--- In dmcnews@xxxx, DHughes030@xxxx wrote:
> I have found that when I have the idle mixture screw adjusted 
> properly, I have a "hot soak" starting problem. It states fine 
cold, runs 
> smoothly, but never "hunts" as I am told they should. She starts 
fine after 
> driving 20 mins. and sitting for an hour. But let her sit, (hot 
soak) 3 
> hours and she's the devil to start. Before, when the idle setting 
was set 
> too rich I NEVER had a starting concern. The fuel accumulator is 3 
months 
> old, as is the pump and everything else in the fuel system except 
the 
> distributor and injectors. Any help would sincerely earn my 
gratitude.
> 
> Thanks, Don VIN 6860