Looking for some pointers please guys. I appreciate these things are difficult to diagnose but here goes anyway.
My 172 Cup has started cutting out when cold. Basically, I’ll start it up in the morning with the intention of letting it warm up. After around minute or so the engine just stops dead without any warning. It starts again immediately without issue.
It doesn’t do it all the time, it can go for a week or so and all seems fine, but then it happens again out of the blue. The engine just dies soon after a cold start.
It only seems to happen with the car is cold i.e. water temp gauge has still barely moved. As soon as there is any sort of temperature in the engine it doesn’t happen.
The car was in at SWR for another minor job and I got them to have a quick look. Sods Law there were no faults on CLIP and when they started the car from cold, it didnt cut out.
One thing I have noticed is the rev counter does waver a bit up and down when it’s cold. It goes from a normal idle to maybe 1500 revs then drops back down to a normal idle. As soon as the car is warm, it idles perfectly.
Cheers.
My 172 Cup has started cutting out when cold. Basically, I’ll start it up in the morning with the intention of letting it warm up. After around minute or so the engine just stops dead without any warning. It starts again immediately without issue.
It doesn’t do it all the time, it can go for a week or so and all seems fine, but then it happens again out of the blue. The engine just dies soon after a cold start.
It only seems to happen with the car is cold i.e. water temp gauge has still barely moved. As soon as there is any sort of temperature in the engine it doesn’t happen.
The car was in at SWR for another minor job and I got them to have a quick look. Sods Law there were no faults on CLIP and when they started the car from cold, it didnt cut out.
One thing I have noticed is the rev counter does waver a bit up and down when it’s cold. It goes from a normal idle to maybe 1500 revs then drops back down to a normal idle. As soon as the car is warm, it idles perfectly.
Cheers.