Stalling when engine cold
Dec 4, 2006, 01:03 PM
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Stalling when engine cold
It seems like a new phenomenom for me. When I first start the car, and the engine is cold, the car is more prone to stalling. It seems like I have to rev the car higher to get it to move without stalling even when in neutral. I don't think it outside temp related, cause it's still like 85deg here.
Once the car warms up it drives fine without any problems. I am at 30,000 miles and planning my service this thurs. Could this be a sign of anything, is there anything I should do, worry about, or just let the car warm up before I drive it? Thanks.
Once the car warms up it drives fine without any problems. I am at 30,000 miles and planning my service this thurs. Could this be a sign of anything, is there anything I should do, worry about, or just let the car warm up before I drive it? Thanks.
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Originally Posted by adamhw
no. I get it free at the dealer.
Dec 4, 2006, 04:40 PM
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I assume my car has the 5 year/60K warranty. I looked at the documentation briefly and it says the warranty is transferrable. Not sure if it requires any paperwork or anything though.
