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> "Vapor Lock", what is it, really?
Trekkor
post Mar 30 2004, 08:03 PM
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On a hot day my 2.0 doesn't start well after normal temps or hard driving.
Most people would say," that's vapor lock ". OK . What is that?
What's actually happening?
How do I make it go away forever?

please instruct.

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SpecialK
post Mar 30 2004, 08:21 PM
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The way I understand it is, when the fuel in your fuel lines, usually in the engine compartment, reach a certain temperature the gas flashes off, or turns to vapor. You end up with a big gas (not the liquid kind) pocket.
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