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Originally Posted by frit0150
I am the owner of a 1996 Chevrolet Beretta, V6 3.1L with about 156,000 miles on it. This past summer the check engine light came on. I took it to a dealer and they said the check engine light was a fuel injector ($600 to fix). We didn't have the money to fix it and the car was running fine, even though the check engine light remained on. It only seemed to act up when the air temperature outside was in the high 90's. Today, the air temp outside was near 15 degrees. My wife started the car up and lets it run for a bit, then the check engine light starts flashing so she turns the car off. The second time she tries to start it, it takes a while for it to start. Is this still the fuel injector issue? or do I have a new problem?
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you probly has a misfire in one of your cylinder? go to a salvage yard and change them out to see-what is the code-i had a 3.1l and that what it was!i had it checked at autozone for free