Hi everybody. I'm a new guy here with a bit of a problem. I have an 88 pickup with the 22re. It starts and runs fine when cold, and runs fine when it's warm, but does not start well when it's warm.
When I try to start it after it's still warm from being run say 1/2 an hour ago it takes several seconds to fire. The starter cranks it over fine, but it just takes a long time to start. I took it in to a mechanic and they got a code for the cold start injection time switch. They said the fuel filter needed to be replaced as well and told me to see if that worked that before they got into the injection stuff. Needless to say it still doesn't start when it's warm. I'm hesitant about taking it in again because I don't believe the cold start injection switch would have anything to do with it since I'm having issues starting it warm.
Do you all have any insight to my problem?
When I try to start it after it's still warm from being run say 1/2 an hour ago it takes several seconds to fire. The starter cranks it over fine, but it just takes a long time to start. I took it in to a mechanic and they got a code for the cold start injection time switch. They said the fuel filter needed to be replaced as well and told me to see if that worked that before they got into the injection stuff. Needless to say it still doesn't start when it's warm. I'm hesitant about taking it in again because I don't believe the cold start injection switch would have anything to do with it since I'm having issues starting it warm.
Do you all have any insight to my problem?