I do the same thing with new cars with an electric fuel pump. Wait about 3
to 4 seconds for the fuel pump to reach pressure than crank. My car and
truck always starts better after I wait.
SilverStude wrote:
> Impala wrote:
>> I had no trouble putting it in it just dont start very well. It cranks
>> for about 3or4 seconds
>> like theres no spark then it starts and runs great. I have advanced the
>> timing from 6 BTC
>> to 12 BTC no differants got any thing i might try.
>>
>
> On many units in our cars, whether it were the lobe sense model or
> the insert with the collar over the cam, we were advised to turn the key
> on and wait 4-5 seconds before cranking the engine. Something about
> the circuit absorbing voltage. I've used mine for 3+ years.. over 15K
> miles and no problems (knock on wood)
>
> BobJ
> Potomac Chapter
> Studebaker Drivers Club >> Stay informed about: 1965 Impala 327 Installed PerTronix it runs great but