Wht does it die when first started - cold
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Wht does it die when first started - cold
Every day. Same thing. I start it in the morning. It starts right up. Goes to about 2k for maybe a minute, then reduces rpm to about 700. If left idling for more than a minute - it dies. I start it again & give it a little r's & pull out onto the street. By the time I get out of our neighborhood. Say two minutes, it'll never do it again & runs strong. It's a '88 13B 'vert. Whatz up?
Oh yeah, we've only had it since 7/31/04. Gets 22mpg freeway. City maybe 15. City mileage might be my fault. I really like 2nd & 3rd.
Oh yeah, we've only had it since 7/31/04. Gets 22mpg freeway. City maybe 15. City mileage might be my fault. I really like 2nd & 3rd.
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Sooo, something must be wrong or it should continue to idle.. Should I just take it in for a check-up? I don't know dick about rx-7's (total nubie) & I don't want to find out (later) that just because I think it runs good & the temp has never even seen the middle of the guage that it's ok. Thanks again, Gary
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[QUOTE=NZConvertible]It'll be a problem with the thermowax and/or the BAC valve.[/QUOTE
That's 99.9% true......but I knocked off/dislocated/unplugged my water thermo sensor plug of the back of the water pump a week ago, unknowingly, and that darn car would start in the morning but wouldn't idle til I started it again and held the pedal for several moments. Since finding the plug off and reinstalling it....no more problems.
But your problem is probably the adjustment of the thermowax/fast idle cam/timing/improper idle setting/ bac/one of the above. Free fsm online. Fuel Section is helpful.
That's 99.9% true......but I knocked off/dislocated/unplugged my water thermo sensor plug of the back of the water pump a week ago, unknowingly, and that darn car would start in the morning but wouldn't idle til I started it again and held the pedal for several moments. Since finding the plug off and reinstalling it....no more problems.
But your problem is probably the adjustment of the thermowax/fast idle cam/timing/improper idle setting/ bac/one of the above. Free fsm online. Fuel Section is helpful.
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trying check the coolant sensor under the alternator. Mine did the same thing and found that is was unpluuged as soon as I plugged it back in she starts great in the cold.
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