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2000 911 start issue
Interesting situation, if I take the car out and run on the highway no problem. If I take car on an errand or stop and go traffic, the car will stall, or I get to short distance destination, shut car off, temp hasn't reached 180, come back, car will crank but no start. this has happen 4 times, in each case if I wait 30 to 40 minutes, car will start again fast crank, so not a starter or battery issue. I'm leaning to a Fuel pressure regulator, because in the no start period I feel there is no fuel, no slight catch, just steady cranking. I believe a Crank position sensor would either work or not. After the car restarts, I drive home, shut the engine off and it restarts fine. No codes showing up.
The drive where I get on the highway seems to eliminate the cause .
Car has 43k, went thru an extensive refresh engine out, AOC, most hoses, clutch, IMS, fuel pump, anything that a 20 year old would need. Of course, this being a New England car, it gets very little use in the winter, and this started this spring.
Thoughts, ideas, comments welcome
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