jsomedaysoon
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I know this has been gone over a few times and ive spent a while looking through old threads but i've still got a few questions. heres the issue though. On my 86 when i make short trips and frequent starts and stops it doesent want to start. it always starts after a few minutes of trying but its getting anoying and its giving broncos a bad name lol. it just looks bad when i'm sittin there in the parkinglot cranking with no results. the starter is only about a year old but we havent driven the truck that much in the last year so its relitivly new. all the plugs, wires, cap, rotor, and filters are new. the TPS senser is new too. Now after looking through other threads one thing that i noticed is a guy said that his headers were cooking his starter and once it cooled down it started. all he did to fix it was to insulate the starter. does that sound logical or should i look more into the ignition aspect of it? It cranks strong when i'm trying it. it just doesent start. I feel like that was kind of complicated so if anybody is confused i will try to clear it up lol.
edit: i didnt change the TPS sensor it was the ICM that I changed. not sure why i was thinking TPS but what ever... just for the record the TPS looks factory.
edit: i didnt change the TPS sensor it was the ICM that I changed. not sure why i was thinking TPS but what ever... just for the record the TPS looks factory.
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