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James Mclaughlin Posted on Oct 01, 2012

I have a 1994 saab that doesnt want to start unless it is facing down hill

I notice that when it is sitting flatt it starts after a couple tries and when it is facing down a hill it will pretty much fire right up. Once it's started it runs pretty smooth

  • James Mclaughlin Oct 01, 2012

    I have already changed the fuel filter thinking it may have obstruction. it did not fix the problem. hard to believe its the pump because it runs fine when its started, and never dies.

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Ilkely a fault in the non-return valve in the fuel pump assembly in the tank.

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Doug Warne

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SOURCE: my 98' saab 900 won't start.

I would look at the Fuel Pump Relay, and Fuse Box, Fuse Box relays. Also if Relays Check out see if there is a Fuel Pump Intertia Switch and Where it is located..!!! R - U - sure its fuel ...??? maybe hit the intake with a little Either Starting Fluid see if it fires...I have found the Fuse Box Itself Will Arch and Burn Out Contacts so time for Fuse Box....Just Thinking hope this helps....Merry Christmas

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SOURCE: 2000 93 won't crank after engine warm

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