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Hot start Problem
I've read a number of threads on this issue. I have a 1979 450SL. It starts cold but after it's been running and I let it sit for 10 minutes or so it's hard to start. I've replaced the fuel accumulator, fuel pump check valve, a mechanic checked the fuel pressure it wasn't leaking. The mechanic checked for vacumn leaks for a different problem and fixed all the vacumn leaks. Does anyone know either how I should proceed or what the problem could be? Thanks.
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My indie mechanic is installing a new fuel pump on Monday to solve same problem...He diagnosed it by standing rear right and listening to the noise at the gas tank as I tried to start up.
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'84 380SL 193,000K Original owner '76 450SL ...Never should'a sold '78 380SE ...Should'a sprung $2600 more for SEL... sold '89 Landcruiser FJ62 260K...my Nellie-Belle. Can't part with her. '01 Lexus LS430 125K...Great car, problem free '96 Lexus LS400...125K...Just replaced rack and pinion, known problem |
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Fuel accumulator is easy to replace. I had it done in less than an hour, and it didn't cost me a fortune. |
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Timing is off, something with the timing...Advance/Retard it a little, if you can. It sounds as if it's too far advanced. try backing it off a few degrees. Also, try to just back it off slowly as someone cranks it, 'til it starts. check and secure the timing there.
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