In a message dated 2/18/00 4:18:56 PM, saamigammi2@EARTHLINK.NET writes: << My van starts fine when cold, but, floods and doesn't start when warm. But if you turn off the fuel pump it starts and runs for a minute.Using the shotgun approach to troubleshooting ( also known as swap 'till you drop) I've replaced the fuel pressure regulator, all the temp sensors, O2 sensor, cleaned and reseated all connections. Now my question is what else, besides the brain, controls the mixture? Any other ideas? Ken Nelson >> Ken, You may want to look into your throttle valve switch or switches depending on the year of your van. If the adjustment is not right it could cause problems like yours. Chuck '85 Westy Weekender |
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