Re: [doc] Starting Problem
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Re: [doc] Starting Problem



Hi Nick

Remove the air box and push down lightly, 2 or 3 mm, on the air sensor (the
big round silver disk under the air box) while someone tries to start the
car. While starting the sensor should move up and down on its own, injecting
fuel. If no joy then...

Get a spare spark plug, pull a plug lead and connect it to the spare plug
then place it on the manfold (ie earth the body of the plug) then get
someone to start the car. If you get a spark then you need to check the fuel
system and that the cold start valve works OK.

Let me know how you get on and see what to try next.

Chris S
Vin 16327

PS Has your car got a small relay on the left side at the back by the balast
resistors?

----- Original Message -----
From: <nickehan@xxxx>
To: <doc-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, February 18, 2001 10:50 PM
Subject: [doc] Starting Problem


> Hi all, I have a problem with my D.' Can anyone help?
> I last used it 3 weeks ago, I usually give it a run on a regular basis and
> have never
> had any problems starting it. However I have been working away and had not
> given
> it a run for 3 weeks. I charged the battery as it was on the low side.
The
> engine
> turnsover but will not fire. I have tried jump starting in the correct
manor
> but with the
> same results.
> Could any body give me an idea as where to start looking to cure the
problem?
> regards
> Nick H
> member 164
>
>
> DOC UK Website: www.delorean.co.uk
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