Have a 94 explorer car wont start some times in hot weather until sun moves and heat off front of car Had fuel pump replaced Now car still doesnt want to start-have to wait about half hour then maybe?

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check the key that's in the ingnition sometimes there is a chip in your key that has electrical receptors on the side. If you know anyone with an early 90s camaro or late 90s Chevy Lumina, look at their key because its exactly what im talking about. the two metal pieces one on each side have to make a connection with receptors that are in the lock cylinder(where you put the key to start it). If the interior of your car is too hot then the receptors in the lock cylinder expand. Perminant fix: get a new key. Temporary fix: jam a small knife in with your key to complete the connection. If the key does not the same as what im talking about then you did not give enough info in your description. If it is the right key then when you try starting it, the "secuirity" light should turn on when you turn the key.

check the key that's in the ingnition sometimes there is a chip in your key that has electrical receptors on the side. If you know anyone with an early 90s camaro or late 90s Chevy lumina, look at their key because its exactly what im talking about. the two metal pieces one on each side have to make a connection with receptors that are in the lock cylinder(where you put the key to start it). If the interior of your car is too hot then the receptors in the lock cylinder expand. Perminant fix: get a new key. Temporary fix: jam a small knife in with your key to complete the connection. If the key does not the same as what im talking about then you did not give enough info in your description. If it is the right key then when you try starting it, the "secuirity" light should turn on when you turn the key.

check the key that's in the ingnition sometimes there is a chip in your key that has electrical receptors on the side. If you know anyone with an early 90s camaro or late 90s Chevy lumina, look at their key because its exactly what im talking about. the two metal pieces one on each side have to make a connection with receptors that are in the lock cylinder(where you put the key to start it). If the interior of your car is too hot then the receptors in the lock cylinder expand. Perminant fix: get a new key. Temporary fix: jam a small knife in with your key to complete the connection. If the key does not the same as what im talking about then you did not give enough info in your description. If it is the right key then when you try starting it, the "secuirity" light should turn on when you turn the key.