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In the past couple of weeks,I have noticed my 1996 Grand Marquis will occasionally die when I first start it. I can restart it & it runs fine. Any ideas as to what might be the cause of this?
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Originally Posted by lugnut
In the past couple of weeks,I have noticed my 1996 Grand Marquis will occasionally die when I first start it. I can restart it & it runs fine. Any ideas as to what might be the cause of this?
if that happenswhen it is cold, thenmy car has exactly the same prob......i have no idea why. |
i have a 2000 thats just started doing the same thing,i hope you find the problem,when you try to start mine it acts like its not getting enough gas to keep it going,and trys to run real slow and dies,after 3 or more tries it will go slow at first then faster till ok,,then its fine for the day??
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Onepossible cause: There is a little sensor (bright orange) in the air intake, in the hose that runs of the air filter cover to the intake. It is part of the control for the air/fuel mixture. When shops "jerk" the cover around in order to check the air filter, the sensor very often gets broken. It is a little round sensor, looks like a penny, bright orange, and is mounted only with 2 little legs which easily brake. I had a similar issue and found one of these legs broken. I soldered it back on, and my identical problems when the car was cold were gone. Also, and I haven't figured this one out yet,the car is either hard to start or dies right away, which seems to be persistent in especially these hot days. It happens on my '92, and my buddies '00. Now, if we turn off the air (compressor), the issue is gone. The air compressor is activated via a electric clutch, which seems to engage for a moment as soon as the ignition is turned on. So it puts some force on the engine when started and seems to make it harder for it to start right away. Sounds strange, uncommon, but with the a/c off, it's gone. Might want to give it a try and see. Besides all these little gizmo's, even on a '00 model, after 7 years of service change of the fuel filter and a tune up might sometimes do miracles. Greetings!Edited by: 92Mercury |
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I had the same exact problem during starting. The dealer replaced the Idle air control valve and the problem was resolved.My car is a 2000 MGM. Tony.
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Originally Posted by smartyss17
Originally Posted by lugnut
In the past couple of weeks,I have noticed my 1996 Grand Marquis will occasionally die when I first start it. I can restart it & it runs fine. Any ideas as to what might be the cause of this?
if that happens when it is cold, then my car has exactly the same prob......i have no idea why. |
Originally Posted by 92Mercury
One possible cause: There is a little sensor (bright orange) in the air intake, in the hose that runs of the air filter cover to the intake. It is part of the control for the air/fuel mixture. When shops "jerk" the cover around in order to check the air filter, the sensor very often gets broken. It is a little round sensor, looks like a penny, bright orange, and is mounted only with 2 little legs which easily brake. I had a similar issue and found one of these legs broken. I soldered it back on, and my identical problems when the car was cold were gone. Also, and I haven't figured this one out yet, the car is either hard to start or dies right away, which seems to be persistent in especially these hot days. It happens on my '92, and my buddies '00. Now, if we turn off the air (compressor), the issue is gone. The air compressor is activated via a electric clutch, which seems to engage for a moment as soon as the ignition is turned on. So it puts some force on the engine when started and seems to make it harder for it to start right away. Sounds strange, uncommon, but with the a/c off, it's gone. Might want to give it a try and see. Besides all these little gizmo's, even on a '00 model, after 7 years of service change of the fuel filter and a tune up might sometimes do miracles. Greetings! |
Hey lugnut, you just need to clean the IAC motor. That should do it. If you are feeling generous and she is in need, give her a full blown tune-up and make her happy! Don't forget the fuel filter!!! Let me know, it has been a couple months since you posted the prob.
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