2017 cub cadet challenger 750 dies when cold

[jim white]

starts and dies when cold

 

[T-boss 410]

Sounds like a choke issue, like it's not choking the engine enough until it warms up. Is it carbureted or fuel injected?

[Doug Thomas]

I have a similar issue with mine. I have to keep the rpms up to around 3000 for a couple of minutes before it even thinks about idling and to answer the question on choke, they're all fuel injected for years now. I'm told there is a temperature sensor on engine somewhere that may be bad or even unhooked. It's purpose is to gauge the engine temperature and feed the computer a signal that sets the fuel air mixture. I haven't had time to mess with it lately but that's what I was told by the shop that works on them. Good luck.