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Old 09-19-2004 | 09:30 PM
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    </TD></TR></T></TABLE>I have a 91 cutlas ceria V6 with just 75k on it. It takes forever and a day for the engine to catch when turning over. the garage replace the crank valve and the computer board and just recently checked the fuel pump. any more ideas?????
     
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    Old 08-08-2008 | 02:52 AM
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    Originally Posted by vinny01930
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    1. </font>Fuel pump is okay, </font>
    2. Crank valve was replaced </font>
    3. Computer board was replaced</font>
    4. complete tune up just done</font>


    </td></tr></t></table><! Message >I have a 91 cutlas ceria V6 with just 75k on it. It takes forever and a day for the engine to catch when turning over. the Autopartswarehouse</font> garage replace the crank valve and the computer board and just recently checked the fuel pump. any more ideas</font>?????
    The starter solenoid is a switch that enables the starter to operate. Try to change it.


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    Old 08-09-2008 | 11:48 PM
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    How will changing the solenoid help? The starter is already turning the engine over, so the solenoid is working fine, unless I''m missing something?


    I would check the plugs, fuel pressure at the rail, and make sure the injectors are clean.
     
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