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    4runner26 is offline LX Newbie
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    Question Start up issues. (HELP)

    I have a 2005 300c with start up issues. When I turn the key normally it takes 1-2 sec to start, but when it is acting up it takes about5-6 sec. This usually happens after a drive. The first start up of the day is always normal. I have taken it to the dealership 4 times. They replaced my throttle body, fuel pump unit, and purge valve. It has also been flashed.
    I hope this is the right place for this post. Has anybody experienced this if so what did you do? Please Help Me !!!!!!!!!
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    Something hogging the CAN bus? Is it 100% stock? Aftermarket anything?

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    Bone Stock.

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    does it take 5-6 seconds after key turn before it starts cranking or does it start cranking right away but takes 5-6 seconds of cranking before it starts?
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    It cranks as soon as i turn the key. It just takes 5-6 sec. to start.

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    does it happen after a short hot soak (5-10 minute shut down when engine is at operating temp)?
    Izzy pics money talks. unfortunately, mine usually says... "good bye!"

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    Quote Originally Posted by 4runner26 View Post
    Yes.
    sounds like a leaky fuel injector flooding a cylinder. they should perform a fuel pressure leakdown test to verify there is a leak. once all other possible causes have been eliminated, they'll need to remove the fuel rail and pressurize the injectors to determine which one is leaking.

    good luck.
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    Thanks for the info.

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