[rayford]

I tried to find my problem already posted but never found anything just like it..My car used to start in a matter of a very few seconds but for some time it has to crank several seconds and sometimes it works best to depress the accelerator a bit, which shouln't have to be done at all with fuel injection. The main problem this causes is that my remote starter doesn't start the car except for several tries as the unit has a very short cranking limiter built in naturally that is to prevent the starter from continuing to crank after the car has started. I haven't replaced the plugs yet and don't know if that would do this anyway because after the car starts it runs fine with the exception of once in a while it is a little sluggish for the first minute or so and then it is fine. So if anyone has any ideas on this , it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Vernon
P.S. the problem is not that the starter is slow , it cranks over fine, the engine just doesn't start quickly..