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Question 912E Hot Start Problem

I've just bought a 912E. When the car is cold, it starts fine
and runs fine until I shut it off. If I try to restart it right away,
the starter just spins the engine and nothing happens.
Any ideas or suggestions?
Thanx,
Pete

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does it start after it cools off some ???....My 914 had similar symptoms that was corrected with an oil change and a valve adjustment.....
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Lightbulb 912E hot start issue

Pete,

E-mail me direct and I will send you the 912E troubleshooting guide. I have spent the last 3 weeks working on a 912E and have learned tons of stuff about them. So, I may be able to help you out.
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I find that once my 912 engine warms up, to start if I need to hold the gas pedal down while it cranks. Several people have told me that this is the normal warm starting procedure for a 912. It works great and the car starts in just a few spins of the starter. I have tried other procedures but just holding the gas down while cranking works
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My 912E had similar problem due to overheating of battery wires. There are kits to correct this.
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Does it have the L-Jetronic injection? Or carbs?

I would start from injection. Head temp sensor? Loose/cut wire somewhere? Grounds ? Cold start valve ( or what ever tha right name is)? And so on...

Mine was playing earlier , it would stop.Just like that.When slowing down.If I kept the revs up , it occationally sputtered.... and if it did stop it took always about a minute of cranking to get it going again. Got the injection checked , and ignition. No visible faults. Then one day it stopped , I grabbed the wirebundle , shaked it , and tied it with cableties.No problems ever since.... So most likely I do have a loose wire/connection somewhere in my enginebay.I just have to find it.

I also got this L-Jetronic information/troubleshooting guide that I got from another 912E owner. It has some good advice.I still might have it somewhere in my PC.If you need it.

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