Evening all,
I have an Alfa Romeo 156 (2.0 TwinSpark).
Today I started the car, but had it cut out after 2 seconds. It happened the subsequent two times, by which time I realised the revs were dropping. I restarted the car and immediately depressed the accelerator to get the revs up, and after holding it at 1500 revs for 5-10 seconds, it was fine (i.e. able to idle with no input from me).
I was thinking that it might be due to the strain of the aircon, as later on, it looked as if it might do it again (on starting the car), so i quickly turned the aircon off, resulting in the rev needle jumping up ~400 revs.
I know next to nothing about cars, could the problem starting be just due to the strain of the aircon in the hot weather... or should I be concerned? When the engine cut out, it showed the oil/battery indicators, but both checked out fine (I know how to do that at least!).
Thanks
2006-08-08
08:53:56
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chrisj14uk
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