It could be as simple as a leaking fuel pressure regulator that allows fuel pressure to drop when the engine is turned off, and it's not getting up to pressure when you try to start the engine.
Try this:
Next time the engine sits for a while and you're ready to start it, turn the key on but don't try to start the engine. Leave the key on for about five seconds then turn it off. Repeat the process, THEN try to start the engine.
It might help but then again, if it doesn't you aren't out anything.
Yes, there are sensors that need to be reset in order to complete the starting circuit.
Pull air filter housing. Spray a little starting fluid in carburetor and start immediately. If it runs for a few seconds and dies again, you might have a fuel pump issue.
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Do this OUTSIDE and be very careful!!! With the engine running, spray a litle starting fluid on vacuum lines that you suspect of leaking. Use short shots and don't let the fumes build up. That stuff is very flamable and is very dangerous if you get too much built up around a spark. Spray it on potential vacuum leaks and when you hit the place that IS leaking, the engine will speed up and/or run differently. Don't forget to check the vacuum assist brake and the intake manifold gaskets. But again, don't let the fumes build up. Use carb cleaner instead of starting fluid. It is not as volatile.
Spray starting fluid in the throttle body (at the end of the large hose at the motor opposite of where the air filter is) and get it running on the ether, then it should take off on its own. But put in gas first. If you don't have ether (starting fluid), you can also cycle the ignition key to bring fuel to the motor. That is turn the key to the on position (not run), listen for a hum (electric fuel pump), when it ends turn the off. Wait 5 seconds, turn the key back to the run position, and repeat this five times. If this doesn't work, then you have a different problem.Ether should be used sparingly because it can cause damage to your engine.Another Suggestion:Ether is unnecessary, just add gas to the tank, turn the key on and off a couple of times to run the fuel pump, and start.
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Try a little starting fluid. If you can get a couple pops out of it with starting fluid, you probably have a gummed up carburater. Good luck.
Well without take apart the power stearing pump auto machanics use a special machine (tool) that they stick in the powerstearing fluid container and it sucks the flud out with a high pressure vacume system then refills it with fresh fluid lets it cycle around to clean it pumps out again then refills again.
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