[raubt]

Yeah, I thought about the belt rubbing or something. About two weeks ago I slid my mustang into a snowbank (one of the ones piled up from the graters) and I was thinking maybe I got some snow into some places in the engine where there isn't supposed to be any snow. A mechanic checked out the car and didn't see anything broken or bent under there, so I'm not sure. And if it was a belt rubbing or something, it would be doing it all the time, wouldn't it? Not just for two seconds after the start, and not just when I start the car after it's been cold for a while. Start-ups when the temperature is warm or the engine itself has been running recently and is still warm are completely fine and normal sounding.