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Old 07-12-2008, 01:09 AM   #1
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you might want to investigate the "cold start" injector . when i pulled mine it was coated in black gunk. i replaced it and a few other things with a little but not total success and finally went on to real issues instead
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could someone explain to me where the cold start injector is? i never herd of that. thanks
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in the middle of the intake

see part #17129 bottom right of diagram
Manifold
it bolts into that from underneath right in the middle

close to the mounting bracket bolt you see


here is the cold start injector diagram
Fuel Injection System
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It is summer, and from what i understand, depending on where your at your engine needs to be pretty cold for it to use the CSI...

" If the temp outside is more than about 65* (maybe 55*) it won't allow the injector to come on, to prevent flooding. Also, even in a snow storm, after 12 seconds of cranking time, the switch will stop supplying current to the injector. (prevent flooding)" (taken from the cold start injecotor post in FAQ section)


I thought this was my problem as well turned out to be timing and my throttle posistioning sensor.\

Run a diagnostic i you havent
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ok so i found the CSI and i pulled it out. it was really dirty and cloged but i cleaned it up really well and im still having the problem. any other ideas?
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