My 94z28 wont start when warm

Asked by Z28girl Jul 10, 2015 at 06:04 PM about the 1994 Chevrolet Camaro Z28 Convertible RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Only had it three months. Last week it didnt
start. Im a girl and no nothing about
cars...ppl said pump the gas peddle..it
worked..then it started every second
time..this week not at all...hv it in shop.
Guys have cleaned fule injection system,
changed filters, replaced ignition core,
checked distributor, checked and grounded
all electrical, restarted computer,
reconnected a sealed off air hose, did oil
and a bunch of little stuff, checked chip on
keys...it now starts cold but not after it
warms up. Please help..i fell in love with
this car..i hv blue hair that matches it!! Lol

3 Answers

44,775

You like the car- and it is kind of a classic- that means you will have to find a real mechanic who can really fix things- check a classic car shop- they usually have good mechanics (no guarantees)-

50,705

My grandson, normal hair color, has an old Jeep that was giving him the same issues. He had a complete major tune up and they found the coil was weak and replaced it. That cured the starting issues and it now runs like a new and more powerful Jeep. Some times love cost a bit and you have to spend money to keep it going. Get a major tune up like jamnblues suggested, a real good honest one, and it should not cost more than $150 to $200 max.

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