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96 s10 4.3 won't start after warm-up

Old Aug 22, 2008 | 9:49 PM
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Hello, I have a 96 s10 w/4.3L engine. (CSFI) It starts and runs great when the engine is cold. After the engine is warmed up and shut off, the truck will not start again until it sits for awhile. The truck just quits running sometimes also and I must let it sit awhile before it will start. I can also smell a fairly strong fuel odor around the truck when it runs or when it cranks and won't start. If the problem is an injector, poppet valve or fuel pressure regulator, would the truck run so well when cold? Could a bank 1 o2 sensor cause this problem when it reaches operating temp.? Thanks for any help. Mark (The fuel pump, coil, MAF sensor, crankshaft position sensor and distributor cap have been changed in the last few months, but the truck had this problem before all these parts were changed.)
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Old Aug 23, 2008 | 6:14 AM
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Thanks.....The check engine light is not on and there are no codes. I really wish there were codes.
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Did you ever find the solution??
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Old Mar 30, 2020 | 12:05 AM
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Check the date of the post, and the guy's profile before you exhume these ancient topics. He hasn't visited the forum in twelve years so I wouldn't hold your breath for a reply. You're much better off starting a topic of your own in your vehicle section, including your details, and getting some fresh answers.
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Old Mar 30, 2020 | 5:29 PM
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Originally Posted by mountainmanjoe
Check the date of the post, and the guy's profile before you exhume these ancient topics. He hasn't visited the forum in twelve years so I wouldn't hold your breath for a reply. You're much better off starting a topic of your own in your vehicle section, including your details, and getting some fresh answers.
12 years.......now....that thar was FUNNY!...If more folk would just take the time and visit their post and report the end result would be the right thing to do......Hell, even if they never get it figured out and just say "never resolved-dealin w/it" or something like that is better than nothing
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Old Mar 30, 2020 | 5:41 PM
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The reality is that a great deal of topics are drive-by's. Someone's car breaks down, they hit the internet posting questions on every forum, and they're never seen from again. Most have no intention of ever getting their hands dirty.
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