That's not it. But thanks for the suggestion. I never ever touch the
throttle when starting a fuel injected car. This is a known issue w/ Mini
and when I had it in for a check I was told by my Mini S.A. to run 89
octane
fuel to try a stop it. I thought it had solved it but it started doing it
again anyway. FYI.....for me this only happened when the car was started
cold, never after it had been run and was warm.
"Fitzy" <fitzy@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
news:YeednZ3_LvAc24fYnZ2dnUVZ8s-dnZ2d@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Hi Folks,
> Some modern fuel injection systems like to do everything for you,
> including pressing the throttle (gas pedal) on cranking,
> Try starting up without touching the gas,
> I find this cures most start up problems almost immediately,
> Worth a try,?
> Fitzy
>
>
> "RPJr" <bpiellijr@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
> news:pUjSg.183$Ew6.167@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>A fairly common problem to Mini owners. Mine did it and still does, but
>>not very often. When it starts stumbling upon cranking, just recycle the
>>ignition and it will start right up.
>>
>>
>> "S1500" <s1500@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
>> news:GfydnQy3MOuilonYnZ2dnUVZ_q2dnZ2d@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>> Seems that the seasonal gasoline's in the pumps already, at least for
>>> MN.
>>>
>>> Every morning, the first attempt of starting the engine,it sputters
and
>>> stalls after 2-5 seconds. Second attempt: starts just fine. This
started
>>> happening only 3 weeks ago.
>>
>>
>
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