Paprika

When I start my car after it has been sitting for a while, it runs really rough for the first few seconds then it gets on it's feet and is running like normal. I'd say the roughness lasts like 3 seconds.

I have an idea what it may be want some opinons.

Paprika

Bump for Help. Seriously.

1995Ex_Sedan

Do a tuneup.

New plugs, wires, Rotor, Fuel filter, Etc.

dingo ate my baby

connections when car is cold could be a lil iffy, check round ur engine bay and if nothing seems obviously wrong, tune up

HondaFanatic708

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Paprika &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">When I start my car after it has been sitting for a while, it runs really rough for the first few seconds then it gets on it's feet and is running like normal. I'd say the roughness lasts like 3 seconds.

I have an idea what it may be want some opinons.</TD></TR></TABLE>It's called a dry start, all of your oil drained and it took a few seconds to get good lube in the engine again. Completely normal. If you have to leave the car for a while start it every few days to keep this from getting too bad because if it does happen a bunch it will get worse and possible damagesomething down the road. To prevent this I use Lucal Oil stabilizer. No more dry starts here..

Paprika

thanks guys!