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Old 11-25-2002, 05:46 AM
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Help: Engine not catching in extreme heat

Ok, I'm having problems with the B16A cranking fine but not catching in extreme heat during the day. Temps have been hitting 38deg C (86 F) and I have to walk away from the car a few times until it catches. In the mornings/evenings it's fine.

Buggered if I can work it out... anyone else got any solutions? It's not even mid-summer here yet

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if i remember correctly most people say its the main fuse relay or main fuse or main fuse box. or whatever, when you have a hard time starting it in the hot weather
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