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Monte Carlo V6 1995, Starting problem.?

What would cause this?

When I start the car sometimes(Mainly in the morning), The car revs high, then cuts off. Once I get it started and it warms up, It runs fine. Alternator? Idle Air Control valve? O2 Sensor?

No catalytic converter.

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  • 1 decade ago
    Favorite Answer

    There are a number of things that will cause this starting problem.To save time and money please have the dealer or local auto shop scan your cars computer.The scan will find out what is not working and the shop will quote a price to make a good repair.Best of luck.

    Source(s): GM dealer tech over 30 years.
  • sykora
    Lv 4
    5 years ago

    i've a sense that the starter solenoid is approximately to deliver you the finger. that little transfer works in an overly sizzling atmosphere and is subjected to such a lot abuse. you will have the starter established and cross from there. you might have the solenoid changed, however the starter itself isn't too a long way at the back of.

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