Cold start, car dies
Cold start, car dies I drive a '98 Z28 Camaro as my daily driver. It is all stock except for Flowmasters. The past couple of weeks have been around or below freezing outside, and several times I have started my car, only to have it die on me. It will start as usual, but after a few seconds it will slowly hit low RPMs and die, but starts back up when I turn the key again. Is this just the cold weather, or is something else up? I was thinking plugs, the car has 112k miles on it and I'm not quite sure when the spark plugs were last changed.
Another question, my speedometer likes to stick a bit. It increases in increments of like 3-4 mph, and when I stop it takes a few seconds for the speedometer to come back down to zero. Is this a problem with a guage, or sensor at the trans? Could it have anything to do with tire size, the car originally had stock 15" wheels/tires, but the previous owner put 18" Armano wheels on the car.
Any help is much appreciated. Thanks.
Another question, my speedometer likes to stick a bit. It increases in increments of like 3-4 mph, and when I stop it takes a few seconds for the speedometer to come back down to zero. Is this a problem with a guage, or sensor at the trans? Could it have anything to do with tire size, the car originally had stock 15" wheels/tires, but the previous owner put 18" Armano wheels on the car.
Any help is much appreciated. Thanks.
I've cleaned the sensor now and the problem persists. Just curious, does it have anything to do with tire size? Or is it just the sensor? I ordered a new sensor tonight, hopefully it will help.
