16v hot start problem

[838joel at gmail.com (838JOEL)]

I got a similar problem, but not as much as you. When it is warm, it will
take longer to start, but will start within 5 seconds.
I would like to fix that and have it perfect, but did not bother too much
about it for now.

Joel
87 16v 1.8

On 10/18/07, Roger <rogercv1@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> I had a similar problem on my 16V golf, I disconnected the CSV and the car
> never again had a hot start problem.
>
> On 10/18/07, Ryan Flynn <rflynnvw@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> >
> > Hey fellow listers, I have been a list member since just before Cincy
> 2k2.
> > I usually just browse without saying much, but I need some help. I've
> got an
> > 87 2.0 16v that is giving me some "Bang my head off the steering wheel"
> > problems. The car just will not start when it's warm. If it sets for a
> > several hours and it's relatively cool outside, the car will fire
> > immediately and run just fine. But if it's warm outside (seems like the
> 70
> > degree or higher mark), or if the car has had time to warm to it's
> normal
> > operating temp, then trying to restart, it will turn over endlessly till
> the
> > battery runs out. All the while never actually firing. Could my CSV be
> bad
> > causing this aggravating issue? Is there anyway to test the CSV? And
> most
> > importantly, how is it that after all the times the car has taken my
> last
> > dollar, I still love it more than any other car I have ever owned?
> Thanks
> > for any and all support. --Ryan in Indiana
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