On my 91 LX I've been having a hot start problem. Starts fine when it's cold, once it's 140 degrees, and I mean exactly 140 or hotter it will not start, as soon as the coolant temp drops below 140 it will start just fine. Fuel pressure holds at 34psi while starting/idleing. I'm running Autolite 24'(cold due to the nitrous) I put 27's in it to see if it helped, it did not. I replaced the TFI, both inner and outter units. I am running a mini starter, its cranking fine just wont fire when hot, however I do not know what the amp draw is when it's hot. The battery is in the trunk, however it's grounded both in to the rear frame section and all the way up front to the block. I have a friend with a 93 Cobra that is having the exact same problem, I replaced both ECT sensors on his and it didn't fix it, along with a new started and still didn't fix it. My car runs like a raped ape when it's running. I'm running a werid nitrous setup, two solinoids with a vaccum modulator between them that when nitrous is flowing through them it pulls the fuel regulator wide open and the injectors(24lbs) get full 60psi. I'm using a CompUcar wet nozzle with a blind nozzle in the wet side. I like their nozzles and they're local and they'll make me a custom "pill" when I need one. I'm running a 84 jet. anyway the point is the last trip to the track it pissed me off when it wouldn't start so I sprayed it a split second before I turned the key and it fired right up. Is there a IAT sensor somewhere in one of the intake runners? I don't know a whole lot about mustangs, I got this from a friend of mine, I just drive the piss out of it.
Anyone have any ideas?