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Slight "bog" after driving off after cold start

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

I'm just wondering if anybody else has experienced this. Quite often in the mornings when I start up the car, and back it out of the garage the car is fine. Unfortunately, when I go to drive forward, after I go to give the car a little gas to get over the hill on my driveway it sort of bogs and studders a bit. Its quite a descent shake. After that shake I will not experience it ever again for the duration of the day. This occurs probably 3 out of 7 times I start the car first thing in the morning. What could this be due to?

POST 2Original post

I have the same problem on cool mornings in N.C. I let the car idle for about 60-120 seconds before I start out. While waiting I can hear the engine idle rough for a bit, catch itself and then settle to a smooth purr. It is only then that it can be driven.

POST 3Original post

Same here. Not sure if it did that since it was new. I just chalk it up to a cold engine, since everything is fine once it's warmed up.

POST 4 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks guys. I'm much more reassured now that its just a quirk of the car in cold weather.

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