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Old Jun 27, 2017 | 11:47 AM
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06 V8V slow start in the morning?

68k miles and car is slow to start each morning after sitting for the night.. (ambient temp 80deg)


It turns over properly and battery & voltage are fine. But it somewhat sputters a bit and 'chugs' .. until fully firing up. On occasion takes a 2nd push of the start button. Car runs 100% fine otherwise.


I did replace the plugs.. (due at 70k) ... but that wasn't it. Really thought it would be.


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I'd check the starter. Replaced mine a year ago.
 
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Could be check valve in fuel system loosing prime
 
Old Jun 27, 2017 | 12:55 PM
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2nd for check valve....I am not sure about the Vantage but on many newer models this is built into the fuel filter assembly.
 
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Not sure how to do this on the Aston, but I would check the fuel pressure at the injectors. Fuel rail not holding pressure? That's your problem. Rail pressure ok then move on to something else
 
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Originally Posted by EuroKip
Could be check valve in fuel system loosing prime


This sounds exactly like what it is... I was going to guess maybe a fuel filter or something limiting initial injection.


Thanks!
 
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Almost sounds like the fuel pump starting to go bad...
All answers given you make sense too...
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