I know it's not a MOPAR, but this Camaro needs your expert advice!!

[sixpack_sid]

Hi,
I have a 68 Charger that I am restoring and got a lot of helpful answers from you guys.  So, I have a 95 Camaro 3.4 AT. It's been cold these past few mornings and when I start the Camaro, it runs and idles very rough. It acts this way for about 2 miles, then it ran fine. Any idea what I can look for??
I'd really appreciate some advice!

[bull]

Hi,
I have a 68 Charger that I am restoring and got a lot of helpful answers from you guys.  So, I have a 95 Camaro 3.4 AT. It's been cold these past few mornings and when I start the Camaro, it runs and idles very rough. It acts this way for about 2 miles, then it ran fine. Any idea what I can look for??
I'd really appreciate some advice!

What kind of fuel system? Carb, injected, throttle body?

[Rolling_Thunder]

As far as I know it is a fuel injection system...   SEFI -  if it is a cold condition - is it all the time when the engine is old or ONLY when it is extremely cold outside ?  If it is every time the engine is cold I would inspect the IAC...    if it is only when the outside temp is cold I would start looking at the IAT sensor...       you can always pull the trouble codes if it has any with the old paper clip trick (i believe it works on that year GM vehicle)

[mopar_nut_440_6]

I have also experienced this issue with a bad oxygen sensor in the past.

[RD]

As far as I know it is a fuel injection system...   SEFI -  if it is a cold condition - is it all the time when the engine is old or ONLY when it is extremely cold outside ?  If it is every time the engine is cold I would inspect the IAC...    if it is only when the outside temp is cold I would start looking at the IAT sensor...       you can always pull the trouble codes if it has any with the old paper clip trick (i believe it works on that year GM vehicle)

yep the paper clip does work.. two top right ports on the OBDI input, jump them and read your codes.  it will start with a 12 and end with a 12, any codes you read in between is what your ECM is telling you is wrong.