Will not start when hot dies out of nowhere and plain old issues on a discovery 1

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06-26-2018, 01:08 PM

DavC

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I had an issue on a 95 that didn't like to start without stalling when it was already hot, a new valley pan gasket helped fix a vacuum leak and the issue subsided.

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07-08-2018, 03:00 PM

Sean Davison

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Originally Posted by Crunkgringo

When my 97 did that I had a cracked and nasty hose at the fuel regulator. On the drivers side at the back of the engine underneath the throttle and kickdown linkage is were you will find the regulator and small 5-6 inch hose I am talking about. Mine wouldn't start warm and if it did it was real rough. Do you smell fuel when its trying to start when its hot?

Not really smelling fuel I wish that was my problem I'm finally getting under it again today after I eat something

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08-04-2018, 08:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Sean Davison

I've tried numerous things my car will start up fine when it's completely cold but even if I start it up and shut it off it won't turn on again for at least 10 minutes 15 minutes
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Question, you say it won't start, will it turn over or does anything happen, other than the bell and whistles and dash lights come on? I have the same problem, I make the final turn of the key for ignition, nothing at all. So I wait also. If it was a fuel problem, it would turn over, though not start. My problem, it has not happened when I get home, so hard to test.

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