Date: Mon, 25 Nov 2002 08:12:38 -0000 From: "Andy Hookins" <andrew.hookinsnopsamamnopsamodata.co.uk> Subject: Re: 9000 won't start
You may get lucky - it may be as simple as spark plugs. This happened to me ~18 months ago. The spark plugs were fairly new (only ~6,000 miles), correct NGK type, gap etc. just a bad set of plugs! Once replaced, my car's starting problems disappeared. In my case I could hear that the spark plug cleaning was not working as it should. AndyH "The Grand Poobah" <eyles_jnopsamgovt.nz> wrote in message news:01c2940b$20a17b00$503c070anopsam8004.wcc.govt.nz... > Yesterday and now this morning, my 9000 has not started. (Actually started > for me yesterday but my wife is stranded at home today, maybe its a "girl" > thing) > > The battery is good and the starter motor turns but the engine does not > fire. > > Any suggestions? DI cassette, fuel pump? I'm now approaching the dreaded > 100,000 miles and wonder if this is the start of a host of mileage related > problems. The auto tranny still seems good. > > Any advice appreciated but speak s l o w l y as I am mechanically > illeriterate. > > cheers, > -- > Grand Poobah > '96 9000 CS 2.3 LPT 157km
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