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PostPosted: Sat Jun 17, 2006 4:41 pm 
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Hey I've got a good bit of a problem with my 1994 Delta 88 Royale.

When I go to start it up I'll turn the key and it will start then suddenly shut off. And thats it, it has to be something electrical. I have never had a problem with this car before this.



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Hi,
If it fires and then dies, I think that it isn't necessarily anything electrical. Is this car in a good state of tune? When was the last tune-up? Knowing more background on this will help everyone to make a better diagnosis.

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We had it done last month.


I've got a friend who has a code reader, our Airflow sensor went bad on the last one, so we're taking all checks on it.



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misterbenze wrote:
We had it done last month.


I've got a friend who has a code reader, our Airflow sensor went bad on the last one, so we're taking all checks on it.


A fuel problem can act the same way and not throw a code. Just because it was electrical once doesn't mean that it is again, even if it does the same thing. That said, if it turns out the Airflow sensor is bad again, then you will want to check out that circut very well to ensure that there arent any opens or shorts in it. I still dont know whether or not to call it electrical or not, and I am betting that you aren't sure either.

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andrewk wrote:
misterbenze wrote:
We had it done last month.


I've got a friend who has a code reader, our Airflow sensor went bad on the last one, so we're taking all checks on it.


A fuel problem can act the same way and not throw a code. Just because it was electrical once doesn't mean that it is again, even if it does the same thing. That said, if it turns out the Airflow sensor is bad again, then you will want to check out that circut very well to ensure that there arent any opens or shorts in it. I still dont know whether or not to call it electrical or not, and I am betting that you aren't sure either.

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Thanks for your help!



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