on 11/24/00 7:30 AM, TC at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Darrin,
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> Once your plugs get wet .. it can get very tricky to start in cold
> weather because that excess fuel doesn't evaporate very fast ... If
> you don't get better results this morning ... I would highly recommend
> pulling the plugs and see what they look like ... It wouldn't hurt to
> help them dry out either .......
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> campbell
Also, if you just crank the motor for a while with all the plugs out, it'll
dry things out in short order. If it's really cold, and/or you're in a real
hurry, you can dry out the plugs and the cylinders with ether (it's the
stuff in the spray cans marketed as "starting fluid") Just spray the plugs
and let them dry for a minute. Spray some in the cylinders and crank the
motor for a few seconds and it'll clear out the gas. Two things, though,
don't spray too much in the cylinders, because it'll remove the oil film on
the sides, and don't leave a bunch in the cylinders, replace the plugs and
crank it over, or you can damage your heads.
best,
Sat Tara
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