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Date:         Thu, 7 Nov 1996 09:01:02 -0700 (MST)
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From:         dnelson@goodnet.com (Brad Nelson)
Subject:      Re: Start & Go (or no quick escape!)

I have a 1980 fuel injected Westfalia that does the same thing! Does anyone out there have any ideas on this problem? I would sure like to get it to idle better on cold starts and after short periods of rest.

Thanks for any help you can give.

Brad Nelson dnelson@goodnet.com

>Thanks to everyone-trip in our "new" '85 Westy a big success. Also cudos >to my VW mechanic who is really a race boat mechanic! >Now to another problem: Cold start, hard to get to idle on its own until >about 30 seconds. No matter what you do, you can't put it into gear and >leave. Ususlly you have to stall at least twice and restart, no trouble >starting. I notice this will also happen on a hot start like after going >in for that quick cup of morning coffee on the road. Could this be a >fuel pump problem? Seems like if you let it set for more than about 5 >minutes you have the problem-like when you are gassing up. Any ideas? > >


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