When I try to crank my car it take 3-5 seconds to start, sometimes longer. I have replaced the fuel filter and regulator. Also cleaned the throttle. Any and all advice it welcome.
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Prime the fuel system prior to starting. Key on, wait five seconds, key off. Repeat 3 times then see how it starts. It's possible fuel pressure is bleeding back into the tank.
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If the starter is turning the engine just as quickly as it was, it's not the starter. If it's not fuel, it's spark or air. Replacing the spark plugs is a good idea. Clogged air filter can contribute as well.
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