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Old 06-20-2005, 05:16 PM   #1
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Upon Inital Start up, Temperature is Off scale Cold

1990 Canadian Grand Marqui

The temperature indicator for the Engine when you initially start it up in the morning (even during spring/summer) is all the way to the edge of left side (past the C on the indicator. Once its starts and has gotten going, it heats up to normal temps, but that is wierd to me.

The other problems I have are ones mentioned by the previous posters, stuttering (no stalling since I had the engine rebuilt). It also shifts very hard between 30-40, and now stutters at constant speeds (not during acceleration). It is worst in overdrive. This most recent development occured when I almost ran out of gas (going up a hill to get to a gas station) and it stuttered and almost quite a couple times. I may have pushed it a little hard trying to get up the hill. It has recently been getting hard to start

A belt is also squelling, and looks a little rought, plan on replacing.

Also I have had to replace my radio, and now the HVAC header for my car as well. I suspect that my voltage regulator (which I apparently have one inside and one outside my alternator) is going.
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