240SX owners/Start up issues

[Evil Patio]

Distributer possibly?

Car doesnt want to start up right away. Any suggestions.?

[-=E36=-]

Well she is going to have my motor anyway. haha That shouls fix the problem..... :thumb:

Ryan

[NismoFreakS14]

If the starter sounds like it's turnin at a good speed look first to the fuel pressure regulator. For some reason these like to crap out on 240s... and it makes starting the car more of a task because it won't pressurize the fuel enough.

Other things to look for:

- Cap
- Rotor
- Wires
- Plugs

Make sure the rotor doesn't have a ton of white buildup on the leads, and the rotor isn't a crispy critter. The wires you can test for resistance. And the plugs, use your judgement.

- Battery Connections (make sure they aren't gunked up)
- Fuel Filter (car would also run like arse when it's driving)

[al]

Distributer possibly?

Car doesnt want to start up right away. Any suggestions.?

Hmm, RB26DETT should fix that problem.












j/k

[Evil Patio]

Hmm, RB26DETT should fix that problem.












j/k
i prefer advice from people who have their 240s running


I'll check the rotor out though, thanks for the tips :thumb:

[Evil Patio]

If the starter sounds like it's turnin at a good speed look first to the fuel pressure regulator. For some reason these like to crap out on 240s... and it makes starting the car more of a task because it won't pressurize the fuel enough.

Other things to look for:

- Cap
- Rotor
- Wires
- Plugs

Make sure the rotor doesn't have a ton of white buildup on the leads, and the rotor isn't a crispy critter. The wires you can test for resistance. And the plugs, use your judgement.

- Battery Connections (make sure they aren't gunked up)
- Fuel Filter (car would also run like arse when it's driving)
doesnt sound like the fuel regulator, im going to check the cap and rotor