My '94 Max, which recently had to be parked outside in below freezing wether refused to start. The engine turned over fine, but it wouldn't catch. I pushed the car into the underground parkade at work for a couple of hours to warm up and bingo, started perfectly. I had experienced a stuttering display a week earlier, again after being outside, where the car would start, cough and sputter then die when put in gear, or or only travel a short distance. When started it wouldn't respond to me pressing the gas pedal. Eventually it started and I let it warm up for awhile before driving it.
I suspect the fuel pump, anyone ever have a problem similar where cold stopped the fuel pump from working? Other than these two events it's worked fine when garaged at home, and parkaded at work. I doubt the fuel filters could do this, because the car worked most of the time. Same for fuel. First time the tank was half full, last time it was full.
Thoughts and costs?
Norm
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