Brando...are you ready for me to write my book now?
ok..heres the deal...whats happening with your car is that the check valve in the fuel pump is bleeding off pressure over a period of time, thats why when you DO get it started and then shut it off to restart, its still holding pressure in the system, and starts easily. However, if you let the car sit for a period of time, the check valve doesnt hold to keep the fuel pressure up, therefore it bleeds off fuel pressure and when you try to start it, you have to wait for the fuel system to get enough pressure built up again to start the car.
FIX: new fuel pump, strainer, and fuel filter
Now aren't you glad i'm back??
oh, and i'm still here...just waiting for SOMEONE to post SOMETHING...lol
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