So it was a bit cooler here in Florida that past few days, overnight temps in the mid-to-upper 30's. Cold start and drivability in the morning is fine, only real issue I noticed was that sometimes before the car warmed up and I slowed down for a speed bump or to come to a stop, it would overshoot idle RPM and stall. Because the car bucks at those RPM's when slowing down, this is a clutch-in, brake depressed behavior. I logged my RAF and the STIT's from a cold start were between -1.5 and -2.5g/s.
Since these cold mornings don't happen very frequently it's tough to test changes. Any thoughts on what I need to log to see what's causing the behavior?
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