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Problem is probably CKP sensor ... AKA Crank Shaft Sensor ... AKA Signal Generator .... AKA Pulse Generator .... Change it out
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Why wont your 1998 suzuki gsxr 750 start when it is cold?
try warming your spark plugs with a lighter, if that does not work check your fuel mixture, or clean the carburetor.
Why wont it start while cold?
It starts cold
Gsxr 750 06 battery won't stay charge?
gsxr 750 06 battery wont stay charge
My 325is wont start when cold it cranks and everything but wont start when its warm it will start rite away?
check cold start sensor or cold start valve is the same dif. name, also check for the coil pack could be in short good luck
How cold does it have to be before your car wont start?
around 30 or 40
Why wont my car start in the cold but it will in the heat?
try checking your battery usually it is the lack of cold cranking amps
Why wont my car start when it is cold?
Saturns don't like the cold. Keep your battery in good condition and try to garage it.
Why wont your suzuki gsxr 750w hold a charge?
Rectifier is probably bad. Battery not getting sufficient charge.
Why wont your 1998 suzuki gsxr 750 start when it is hot but will when it is cold?
Does it turn over? If not could be starter going bad If it does could be a form of vapor lock causing fuel to vaporize to soonAnother possibility: I found with my 2003 GSX-R 750 that an old battery may not have enough power to turn your motor over when it's hot.
Why wont your Electra Pocket rocket start when it is warm it is cold blooded when it is cold but when it finally starts and then you shut it off it wont start again atleast until it is cooled off?
This problems could be the injectors. However it may also be the coil if the coli is going bad it will does this constantly.
When it is cold out your 2000 Chevy s10 wont start something to do with the fuse relay center?
if it is broken then take it in to the shop
What wont 2002 Nissan sentra start in cold weather?
You need to warm the car up with hot water.
