1990 Buick Century wont start when hot
I have a 3.3L Buick Century Custom that will start and run fine for a while. BUT, when I stop the car, and try to re-start it, it will turn over, but NOT catch on to actually run. I have to let it set for atleast an hour, maybe more before I can start it up again.
I have replaced the following items in the last year (It was overheating, but I think I have that fixed):
Radiator & hoses
Thermostat
Water Pump
Radiator fan motor
Fuel Filter
Ignition Coils
Ignition Control Module
Spark Plugs & wires
Ive done the "holding the spark plug to a piece of metal and look for spark" test, and that's why I replaced the coils and ICM. I don't see any error lights on the dashboard. Other than not wanting to start when hot, it runs fine and smooth on the streets/highways.
(one note, last week, when I was driving to the vet to pick up my dog, I let the car run while I ran inside, came out, started to drive out the parking lot, and it died and would not re-start. Since then I replaced the ICM, and it runs smoothly without wanting to drop out if I punch the gas) I came back the next day, drove home fine.