Hard Start 95 Balzer

I Have A 1995 Chevy Blazer That Takes A Few Seconds To Start And Runs Rough For A Few Seconds After It Is Started. It Does This When The Motor Is Warm Or Cold. Dealer Said It Might Be Fuel Injecter Bleed Down And Said $1000 To Fix. Any Ideas Before My Wallet Gets Bled Down?

I couldn't tell you if it's a fuel injector bleed but I had my injector assembly replaced and with parts and labor ran about $975. If you know for sure that's the problem have an independent mechanic do it and save money on laber. Good luck.

you can get a new AC Delco CPI assembly for around $225 off Ebay, and if you handy with a few tools, its not a hard job.

just be sure to replace the little fuel lines (the ones in the intake itself) that feed the CPI assembly. the fuel lines however ARE a dealer item, and thus you have to get them from the dealer parts dept.

When I had my CPI unit replaced it didn't cost me anything because it was under warranty but I did see the paper work and with parts and labor it came to a little over $400.

If it is your CPI try Advanced Auto if you have one close by. Im gonna be replacing my CPI and Nut kit saturday. Got the CPI for 270.49 from advanced and the nut kit from the dealership 77.49.