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Old 04-12-2005, 09:25 AM
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94 Starting Problem

94 S-10 Blazer, Starting to have a problem starting, must push the gas pedal to floor to start.
Changed all plugs, wires, cap and rotor. Problem still there.

4.3 engine.

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Re: 94 Starting Problem

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94 S-10 Blazer, Starting to have a problem starting, must push the gas pedal to floor to start.
Changed all plugs, wires, cap and rotor. Problem still there.

4.3 engine.

Any Ideals?
CPI or TBI?
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Re: Re: 94 Starting Problem

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CPI or TBI?
CPI System
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Re: 94 Starting Problem

Probably leaking CPI unit... Pull your upper plenum and look for washing.
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Probably leaking CPI unit... Pull your upper plenum and look for washing.
Had the CPI replaced twice about a year ago. The frist one installed went bad within two weeks.
Usually you smell fuel when leaking correct?
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Re: 94 Starting Problem

Not necessarily... Pull the plenum and check for washing. Did you have the nut kit replaced? But I forgot to say, before pulling the plenum, run a pressure tester at the shrader valve...Your fuel pump could be going out..
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Not necessarily... Pull the plenum and check for washing. Did you have the nut kit replaced? But I forgot to say, before pulling the plenum, run a pressure tester at the shrader valve...Your fuel pump could be going out..
Had the fuel pump etc. replace about a month ago. Just checked pressure at start up 65 psi than drops off to 52 - 55 psi. running..
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