Re: [DML] Slow starting

[Warren Wallingford <warren@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Sounds like the timing is set too far advanced.  Check the vacuum line 
connections, too.
Warren at DMC


stainlessilusion wrote:
> Better then no starting...I just did the CO adjustment and the car 
> idles and runs great. It will start right up unless it sits over 
> night. When I try to start it, it WILL start, but I have to crank it 
> for about 15 seconds while the motor is trying to slowly turn over.
> It 
> doesn't just crank, you can hear the engine burning the fuel and 
> trying to start, but it just takes a bit for it to finally run, as if 
> it was either starved or has too much fuel. Any Ideas? Thanks again
> to 
> everyone who helped me with my previous poor idle/running condition. 
> -----Dani B. #5003
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