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Prepare for minus 25 C!!!!!!

posted by  mapleleafer on  Sun Nov 26 13:22 CST 2006
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If it was water in the fuel (that is obviously what you are thinking)... it would have been just as frozen at minus one.

Mine had an intermittent cold problem too - it turned out to be the common (internal) ground for the dual coolant temp sensor would occasionally open when very cold, causing severe flooding while trying to start. I did finally catch it with an ohmmeter one day recently (pin to pin reading was 2x proper with no continuity to ground). Replaced it just this past week.






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