My 98 Chevy Metro will only start after it has sat for two hours or more. It starts right up in the morning, but if I make a quick stop, it won't start back up. Friends have advised I replace the spark plugs and ignition wires, which I did and there was no change. Another friend said I should replace the started, which I also did, but still no change. The guy at the auto parts store suggested I change the fuel filter and/or pump, but before I do so I'd really appreciate some feed back. Thanks

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check fuel pressure regulator

SOURCE: 1999 Saturn SL1 trouble starting when warm

It was the coolant temperature sensor. It was telling the car that the coolant was always cold, therefore when starting a warm engine it was being flooded. $$$

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Sounds like it has jumped timing, dont know which engine you have so could be chain or belt.

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check to make sure the catalytic converter is not clogged,easy way to test is remove the oxygen sensor before the converter and see if the engine still runs if so cat is probably clogged,get back to me if you need more help,please rate my fix as i strive to be the best Thanks Ray

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i've had a bunch of hondas and usually when they dont start and then start after a while it is the main relay. as far as i know they dont make them aftermarket, you need to get them from the dealer. they cost about $85 last time i bought one. it is located on the interior, drivers side, to the left of the pedals. i think it has 7 pins and is mounted by one 10mm bolt. it seems they act up mostly on hot days. good luck!