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Maybe this will help...This could be a number of things. I would check the DME relay (aka fuel pump relay), and if the fuel filter has not been replaced since the Clinton administration, I would do that now. I would also try a different brand of fuel, although I think that is unlikely to be the issue.
If we still don't have it, next I would check the fuel pressure, both first thing in the morning, and under the hot start conditions. If we can narrow it down to fuel delivery, or rule out fuel delivery, then we can think about checking the spark side of the equation.
Joel Reiser - PCA WebSite - 9/19/2005
Thanks, Joel. I've never found a manual for this car, so I hope you don't mind my asking where the fuel filter is located, and where I check the fuel pressure.
Jeff
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My wife's 1995 993 wouldn't start after work on the first warm day of the year. We've sometimes had it become difficult to start on a rare occaision, but this time it just wouldn't kick over. I had to rescue her. Fortunately a can of ether stater fluid did the trick. Afterward it ran great.
Now I'm looking at the plugs and they look nearly new. The batery and starter are strong. Maybe a choke/injector issue?
Anyone have any ideas?
Jeff
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My fanbelt warning light comes on but the belt seems to have enough tension. Seems to me that the sensor is too touchy. Is the sensor designed to sense a very slightly loose belt, or is it bad?
Jeffo
Hardwiring a Radar Detector
in 993, 993 TT Series
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If anyone has any advice in where to wire the radar detector poser in, it would be great. If in the dash, please let me know best way to dissassemble. I haven't opened it before. Please email me at ja_griffin2001@yahoo.com.