ryant601
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Hi guys -
First off, well aware of the issues starting a car running e85 in the cold. Have had that problem before, but never stalled...just cranked longer than usual.
I filled up with 3/4 tank of e85 the other day and today when I started her up to go to work, the car cut out and died after a few seconds of turning over. Tried again, and it worked but definitely had issues and came very close to cutting out again. What gives? I haven't heard of any issues starting in the summer...it's almost 90* here in NY at 8AM.
flex fuel tuned for the record.
First off, well aware of the issues starting a car running e85 in the cold. Have had that problem before, but never stalled...just cranked longer than usual.
I filled up with 3/4 tank of e85 the other day and today when I started her up to go to work, the car cut out and died after a few seconds of turning over. Tried again, and it worked but definitely had issues and came very close to cutting out again. What gives? I haven't heard of any issues starting in the summer...it's almost 90* here in NY at 8AM.
flex fuel tuned for the record.
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