Good morning, gentlemen (and ladies?)...
My CB7 won't start when cold... anything less than about 37 or so. It just cranks, but doesn't catch... and the check engine light is on after I stop cranking while I'm waiting to try again (i.e. while the key is still in "run").
It's happened about six times on the coldest mornings... so far, after 2-4 minutes of cranking, if I turn it completely off, then try again, the check engine light goes out and it springs right to life. But I'm guessing this will get harder and then won't happen as it gets colder as we head into winter.
Any ideas? I'm thinking the Check Engine Light is the key?
Does the CEL keep it's last code? Is it easy to check myself, or should I take it to the garage?
My CB7 won't start when cold... anything less than about 37 or so. It just cranks, but doesn't catch... and the check engine light is on after I stop cranking while I'm waiting to try again (i.e. while the key is still in "run").
It's happened about six times on the coldest mornings... so far, after 2-4 minutes of cranking, if I turn it completely off, then try again, the check engine light goes out and it springs right to life. But I'm guessing this will get harder and then won't happen as it gets colder as we head into winter.
Any ideas? I'm thinking the Check Engine Light is the key?
Does the CEL keep it's last code? Is it easy to check myself, or should I take it to the garage?
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