The truck's a '97 GMC Suburban C2500 with the 7.4L Vortec. Since the weather cooled down and the engine cools down much more, the engine is harder to start when cold. If it's been sitting for a couple of hours, it cranks for a good couple of seconds before it finally starts and puffs out black smoke out the tailpipe for the first three or so seconds. It's faint black smoke at first, then it turns into a cloud and goes away.
First thing that came to mind is the fuel pressure regulator, although I have yet to check it (going to check fuel pressure as well). Just wondering if there's anything else I should check? Thanks!
First thing that came to mind is the fuel pressure regulator, although I have yet to check it (going to check fuel pressure as well). Just wondering if there's anything else I should check? Thanks!