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Stalling on the Freeway
- Subject: Stalling on the Freeway
- From: foxxinabox at wideopenwest.com (Foxx (in a box))
- Date: Thu Oct 4 18:45:55 2007
Having to sit in traffic for nearly an hour today the '85 began to
stumble and then died. As the traffic was due to an accident ahead, the
whole interstate was closed. I tried to start the car and it coughed a
couple times but nothing else. The coolant temp never even got about
half way. On a whim I yanked the fuse to the fuel pump and let the car
dry itself out. After a few more minutes of coughing it finally caught
and I was able to go again. Problem is that when I came to a stop the
car died again and resumed it's non-starting issue. Mind you, the
weather was quite warm today and I don't have these stumbling problems
in cooler weather. What could the outside temperature be affecting so
that the car would run rich to a fault?