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93 2.0 1998 liter petrol starting problem

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Old 07-12-2013, 07:43 AM
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Default 93 2.0 1998 liter petrol starting problem

Hello

I hope someone here with experience with this car has a suggestion.

The car was unused for 2 months, after which it was difficult to start (cranking several times). My mechanic put in an injection cleaner and seemed to improve it a bit, but then, after about 100 miles, all of a sudden it wouldn't start at all. It took many cranks and then started. it now takes a couple more times than usual to start, but it starts. Though, I'm afraid the same thing will happen again and drain the battery.

Any suggestions. I have seen here it could be the crank position sensor, but not sure these are the symptoms.

Thanks very much for any advice, it's a shame to ditch such a good car with 120.000 miles because of this (it only cost 1000 pounds. 1300 euro).

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Old 07-23-2013, 10:45 PM
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any check engine light? possible that it is the fuel pressure regulator, try cycling the key 2-3 times with out actually starting it then give her a whirl. fuel pump still going strong??? fuel filter, air filter, good battery good starter? compression checked? is it in spec? sat for 2 months could be ****ty gas, draining old gas and filling with new premium fuel
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