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|    The Real Bev to All    |
|    94 Acura Integra flooding    |
|    06 Jul 21 21:24:47    |
      From: bashley101@gmail.com              Problem started a few months ago.              Starts fine when it's cold. When it's warm, turned off for ~15 to 39       minutes and is still warm, it cranks for a long time as if it's flooded       and there's a strong smell of gas -- but no leakage to the ground. When       it finally catches, it runs really slow and you have to be really       careful about feeding in more gas for perhaps half a minute.              Tapping the distributor while cranking resulted in an immediate start       once. So did leaving the gas cap loose a few times. Sometimes it       starts OK when warm, but mostly not. Replaced the fuel pump, but no       change.              Now he carries a spare battery and jumper cables just in case. This is        maddening. Any ideas?              --       Cheers, Bev        Everyone crashes. Some get back on. Some don't. Some can't.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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