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91 Justy: problem starting on warmed engine...

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i just completed an engine overhaul on my 91 Justy. i have adjusted the throttle-sensor and replaced the fuel pump. when i start the car cold, car starts and runs well. but when engine has been warmed up, it is difficult to start the car again unless i cool the car down. can someone tell me whats wrong and how i can solve this problem.

 

thanks

what does it do when it wont start?

 

 

nipper

I'd guess the coolant temperature sensor (CTS) is bad. No idea where it's located on a justy though.

 

Would be cheapest to replace from a junkyard; I believe dealers want big $$$ for them.

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what does it do when it wont start?

 

 

nipper

 

nothing.. i have to sit and wait till the engine cools before i can started up again.

I have seen the coil cause symptoms like that. See if it is getting a good strong spark,at the plug wire while trying to restart it, when hot.

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Update ..... thanks a lot for your info. you point out problem like magic. WHAT A WISE! I put a new CTS in this morning, Justy starting well on any temperature and running well. Thanks again.

I'd guess the coolant temperature sensor (CTS) is bad. No idea where it's located on a justy though.

 

Would be cheapest to replace from a junkyard; I believe dealers want big $$$ for them.

Update ..... thanks a lot for your info. you point out problem like magic. WHAT A WISE! I put a new CTS in this morning, Justy starting well on any temperature and running well. Thanks again.

 

awesome, glad it was an easy fix.

 

-Dave

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