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TheBlizzard · 02-20-2006

The ECU will think the coolant temp is 600 degrees F if the sensor is shit. In turn it will not give the car enough fuel to start in cold temperatures. It can also cause a goofy idle if you do get in running in some cases.

02-20-2006	#7
TheBlizzard Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Red Wing, MN Drives: Too Many Posts: 3,184	Re: 95 gst problems starting in cold The ECU will think the coolant temp is 600 degrees F if the sensor is shit. In turn it will not give the car enough fuel to start in cold temperatures. It can also cause a goofy idle if you do get in running in some cases.