sometimes i have to depress the accelerator to the floor to start my car.
whats wrong with it?

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"KentS" <kentsquiers (AT) adelphia (DOT) net> wrote:


It's broken.

It is likely flooding as flooring the accelerator is the accepted method for
starting a flooded engine with FI.

Dana C. Rohleder
Port Kent, NY

"KentS" <kentsquiers (AT) adelphia (DOT) net> wrote

yes i have heard about this. i think i read somewhere that if the pedal is
depressed all the way down while trying to attempt to start your car, the
computer thinks the car is flooded and shuts off all fuel. Which brings me
to this, why would my car flood? obviously it would be in open loop mode
since my car hasnt been started in awhile, i.e. when i start it up for the
first time in the day. or when i start it up when i get off work. also my
car almost stalls when i change gears or when i am completely stopped and
press the gas pedal.

correction, not when i change gears but when i put it in reverse or i put
it in drive it will almost stall and visa versa. since i have an
automatic.

In article <nasadowsk-F41894.02192329092004 (AT) reader3 (DOT) news.rcn.net>,
nasadowsk (AT) nospam (DOT) usermail.com says...
Needs fixed.

Philip Nasadowski <nasadowsk (AT) nospam (DOT) usermail.com> wrote


Sounds like the car might be flooding. When you floor the gas, it
actually cuts off all fuel when you're starting.

I'm not usually this harsh but take it to a repair shop that knows what they
are doing. Sounds like you don't have a clue...

"KentS" <kentsquiers (AT) adelphia (DOT) net> wrote