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Why does your Mitsubishi Galant die when it gets warm and will not start till it cools down?
Check your ignition module. When it gets warm or hot it loses spark if its faulty.
Why stime come up from air conditiner in a jetta 1998 when the engine gets hat?
why steam come out from the air conditioner exit , in a vw Jetta 1998 when engine gets hot
What gets hotter as it cools down?
AnswerThe fireplace
Park ave gets hot dies cools down runs good?
my park ave start up ,but when i take off maybe a block it cut off after it warm up but when it get cold it start up
What happens to cooking oil when it cools down?
it gets thick .
How many miles per gallon does a 1998 Volkswagen Jetta get?
my 1998 vr6 jetta gets approximately 23 mpg in city driving with 5 speed transmission.
1996 Plymouth breeze cam sensor will it cause the car to start and run until it gets warm and then stall and not start again until it cools off?
yes, that could be a cause. Along with fuel pump, crank sensor,....
93 ford mustang that starts great when cold but will not start when hot any ideas?
when it does it again take the ingition control moudle out and have it tested, because this moudle will start when cold but after it gets hot it want until it cools back down again
Doge stratus 2002 gets hot it runs fine and out of nowere it gets hot quick.?
Start by checking to see if the cooling fans are coming on when it starts getting hot. If they are then you should start by checking: thermostat, temp switch & head gasket.
Vw Bora cuts out after 20 mins and then won't start until cold?
Most common problem is Fuel Pump... when it gets hot of working it stops working... when cools down works again.
Why does my 96 vw jetta stops running after a while?
check ur temp sencor . when gets warm can short out
What could cause a Grand Marquis V8 to start then stall after the spark plugs wires cap and the rotor was changed?
What year is it? it could be the coil, the coil will break down when it gets hot. And then be Ok after it cools off.
