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Re: stalling on cold starts
If the noise is coming from the starter it could be dirt on the pinion shaft which is causing the pinion to stick a bit as it throws forward to engage with the flywheel prior to turning the engine . If that is the noise , removing the starter and cleaning the shaft so the pinion can slide freely should cure it . You could also check the teeth on the pinion and ring gear at same time .If not that , could be a belt slip noise .Hard to judge without hearing it .The cold stalling could be caused by the ECT ( engine coolant temp ) sensor which lets the ECU set up know how much fuel the engine needs , i.e more fuel when cold and then leans out as engine warms up .Just like the old chokes on earlier cars .
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