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07-27-2011, 06:35 PM
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95 Rodeo 3.2L V6...long crank/start times
I would say about every 6 starts or so, it takes about 15 seconds of steady starter cranking to get it started. You can hear a slight "cough" while cranking on it. Once it starts it idles and drives just fine. EGR valve holds pressure and all vacuum lines appear to be in good shape. Alternater reads good and no elect issues while its running.
How to check and possibly adjust the timing, it has three coils up front but no distributor. What should the timing be set at? thanx. 
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07-28-2011, 10:26 PM
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Re: 95 Rodeo 3.2L V6...long crank/start times
You cannot adjust the timing. I would be checking the fuel system to see if pressure is bleeding off. Install a fuel pressure gauge on the rail and see if fuel pressure drops over time with it sitting.
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99 Rodeo LS 3.5L Stroker V-6, 4wd, 31x10.5x15 2 inch Trooper lift, Aisin manual hubs. 03 GMC Envoy XL SLT 4x4 5.3L V8
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08-19-2011, 05:44 PM
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Re: 95 Rodeo 3.2L V6...long crank/start times
Just FYI....
I have decided it would be in my best interest if I went no further with it and just sold it as is. Thank you all for your help and opinions. My new/old vehicle is now a 89 Chev single cab pickup with 90k original miles (family vehicle gave to me by my father). The problem is/was a small break in the head gasket that has now blown completely out.
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