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Car is a stroker 2.7 m325i didnt have any issues but all a sudden takes about 10 seconds of crank to start

No air leaks have checked thoroughly icv works fine tps is all good

Got fuel got air air flow meter is good aswell

Every now and then itl start in 1 second as if if nothing is wrong and most other times it takes ages

Fuel relay good fuel pump etc all ok new spark plugs and dizzy and rotor all in working order and battery strong

Mm could it be the crank sensor? Or perhaps cam sensor if it has one?

Have replaced the blue coolant temp sensor because the brown one is just for the gauge

When the car is warm its fine starts right up but if left to sit for about an hour it has the issue again

But not as often as when its cold you havta pump the throttle

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could be a tied fuel pump , fuel return valve failing , fuel drains back then takes a while for teh fuel pressure to build back up??

what motronic set up is it .

if its the early system could be the cold start injector leaking fuel into the manifold and flooding it

or a faulty cold start injector timer switch (just unplug it)

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could be a tied fuel pump , fuel return valve failing , fuel drains back then takes a while for teh fuel pressure to build back up??

what motronic set up is it .

if its the early system could be the cold start injector leaking fuel into the manifold and flooding it

or a faulty cold start injector timer switch (just unplug it)

No cold start injector... The fuel idea sounds plausable where are those things exactly and how to check them?

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