Subject	Re: Check for fuel leaks, using the paper towel, or talcum
Posted by	ZkillS on August 25, 2013 at 2:30 PM
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In Reply To	Check for fuel leaks, using the paper towel, or talcum posted by zellamay on August 25, 2013 at 01:45 PM
Message	I'm quite sure of it. No matter how many times I cycle it. Still takes forever to actually start. I've looked around for fuel leaks and see nothing. Unless its around the actual injectors. Also I may add I have code 33. 53. And 34 which I know they are o2 sensors and knock sensor. But don't think that should effect startup?
Follow Ups	Long cranking time, with raw fuel smell - ZkillS 08:52:40 08/25/13 have you tried a new battery? get it tested. (n/m) - Medallion Man 11:10:30 08/25/13 Re: Long cranking time, with raw fuel smell - ZkillS 11:43:25 08/25/13 try cycling the fuel pump several times before firing the - aliaZ 12:51:57 08/25/13 Re: Long cranking time, with raw fuel smell - ZkillS 13:16:50 08/25/13 Check for fuel leaks, using the paper towel, or talcum - zellamay 13:45:57 08/25/13 Re: Check for fuel leaks, using the paper towel, or talcum - ZkillS 14:30:28 08/25/13 You can't depend on being able to "see" a fuel leak. - zellamay 17:51:06 08/25/13 Re: Long cranking time, with raw fuel smell - ZkillS 20:43:35 08/25/13 What makes you think the engine is flooded when you go - zellamay 21:53:40 08/25/13
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