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911 996 starting from hot

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I have a 911 996 carrera 1999 model. it has done 90,000 miles. when i have been using the car and the engine has been running for over an hour and is nice and hot, if i turn the car off and come back even half an hour later, the car will start but will cut out.

i can try starting it a couple of times but still it cuts out. i have to keep the revs high to stop it cutting out.

the car does not overheat it stays in the correct temp zone.

can anyone help !!!.

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Start with cleaning the THROTTLE BODY and the IDLE VALVE, which is bold on the left side of the throttle body. Pretty sure they are build up with carbon, please use the search function for DIY.

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