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I've noticed in the morning that the car seems to bog when starting. I'll turn the key, the RPM's will dive below 0, but they hang there for a couple seconds and then the engine will fire. The rest of the day, it seems ok starting up, where a second after turning the key, it fires. Would this point to a possible battery issue, and if so, what's a good test (Other than the voltmeter to the posts; I'll prob get 12V if I can drive it all day) Any other suggestions?
Thanks
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It's not the battery cause I replaced mine with an optima red top and mine still does it I would lilt tobknow what causes it. I changed my plugs and fuel filter still does it
Check you PCV valve. I has the same problem. Changed my PCV, plugs, fuel filter and cleaned my air filter and it went away. Not sure which was the culprit.
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Hard starts in morning
