Stalling when cold
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Stalling when cold
How long should it take to warm up inorder to drive and not stall. It stalls until it warms up. Could take 4 or 5 minutes or even longer in real cold. Once warmed it runns fine. Its a 2000 7.3 automatic. It has about 35k miles. It has new fuel and air filters. The temperature here is in the thirties and below.
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Any other symptoms?
Whenever one of the engines stalls out, the CPS is typically the first suspect. As a shot in the dark, if you have a spare CPS, I would try installing it and see if that cures the problem. If you don't have a spare CPS, I would reccomend you buy one and carry it with you.
Whenever one of the engines stalls out, the CPS is typically the first suspect. As a shot in the dark, if you have a spare CPS, I would try installing it and see if that cures the problem. If you don't have a spare CPS, I would reccomend you buy one and carry it with you.
