:cheers: Folks... When you start
ANY fuel-injected vehicle you should initially turn the key until all the dash light come on and you should wait a second or two so that the ECM (Engine Control Module) can “
prime” the fuel injectors. This is especially true in very HOT days and in very COLD days but I do it every time. If you do this you will hear a faint “
hiiisssssssssss” for a second or two, this is the fuel pump activating and “priming” the injectors for start-up.
This procedure is one that we all need to get used to do all the time. :thumbs:
The SKY’s starter (and all newer Saturns for that matter) are computer controlled and once engaged by the key they will stay engaged until either the engine starts or a pre-determined time-frame elapses (5-8 seconds but I’m not 100% sure).
Are you doing this or are you just inserting the key and immediately activating the starter? :nono: This could be the reason why your SKY’s starter stays on longer…
Regards,
:willy: BA :willy: