Stalling in the morning - TWICE!
05-16-07, 03:01 AM
#16
This happen to me before...
Well similar if it may be the case...
When i started the car, I was too fast to switch it into reverse and the car stalled.
But after I waited a second or so to switch it into reverse, the car had no problems.
Try slowing down for 1-2 seconds.. and see if the problem persist.
Well similar if it may be the case...
When i started the car, I was too fast to switch it into reverse and the car stalled.
But after I waited a second or so to switch it into reverse, the car had no problems.
Try slowing down for 1-2 seconds.. and see if the problem persist.
Please, would you be able to hold on for 1-2 seconds, before slamming into "R"
05-16-07, 07:29 AM
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^^ yeah that
ur suppose to wait roughly 30 sec for the oil to properly circulate the engine... if u apply load to ur engine right away without sufficient lubrication, premature wear will result...
ur suppose to wait roughly 30 sec for the oil to properly circulate the engine... if u apply load to ur engine right away without sufficient lubrication, premature wear will result...
05-16-07, 07:39 AM
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i leave my house 5:30 in the morning, with car park inside the garage, have not happen anything like that before. what did happened once was when i stop by for gas a year ago, trying to start my car and car won't ignite. i turn the power off, waited for couple second, and it went fine again. it only happened once so think it's no biggy.
05-16-07, 08:34 AM
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That has happened to me before, probably 3-4 times. Twice on consecutive mornings at 3am (probably 50deg) and a couple other times on other occasions. It's not very replicable so i can't show the dealer. Haven't had it happen in like 4 months now though... knock on wood
05-25-07, 08:09 AM
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So it happened to me again 4 times this morning... good game eh? Could this be linked to the MTEC HID's that I have installed? I left my lights on last night instead of turning them off like normal and it happened this morning. I'll try it again tonight to see what happens
05-25-07, 08:43 AM
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So it happened to me again 4 times this morning... good game eh? Could this be linked to the MTEC HID's that I have installed? I left my lights on last night instead of turning them off like normal and it happened this morning. I'll try it again tonight to see what happens
05-25-07, 11:32 AM
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It happened to me once (but not exactly the same situation as you are)
I tried to roll the driver window down while starting the car (press start then windows down), the car started but it shaked a little.
Then I turned off the engine and restart, and was back to normal....
Last edited by kickin8; 05-25-07 at 11:40 AM.
05-25-07, 07:50 PM
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This happen to me before...
Well similar if it may be the case...
When i started the car, I was too fast to switch it into reverse and the car stalled.
But after I waited a second or so to switch it into reverse, the car had no problems.
Try slowing down for 1-2 seconds.. and see if the problem persist.
Well similar if it may be the case...
When i started the car, I was too fast to switch it into reverse and the car stalled.
But after I waited a second or so to switch it into reverse, the car had no problems.
Try slowing down for 1-2 seconds.. and see if the problem persist.
thats prob what it is ..ive done it a couple times..just give it time to crank..imagine if you had a real key and the second you turned it you jumped into reverse
05-25-07, 09:43 PM
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seems like it's not a stall. my car did this to me three time already. one at my dealership right after they did the oil change. when you start the car you have to hold the brake and the puch button for more than 1.5 second because if you let go too soon the computer will shut the car off. Maybe it's a safety mechanism for the security system? I've learn to hold the button and brake untill my car start and needle at 1500 RPM which is about 1.5 second.
