89 5.7 hot restart

By semaj
June 30, 2006 in New Member Introductions

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semaj

Posted June 30, 2006

HELLO ALL

i have a 1989 gmc 5.7 4x4 with an auto trans, i am having a hot restart problem after driving for about an hour,it will not restart for a few minutes spark is good fuel shows good press and all sensors are with in parameters any ideas thanks

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