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Trouble starting cold. 120-130 1966

posted by  122_Canadian on  Thu Nov 22 16:55 CST 2007
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Hi Dylan,

Check to see that your jet tubes are being dropped by your choke when you put it out (all the way). Your problem sounds like the tubes are not being dropped, therefore not performing their correct function. My 122 will start without too much objection below -30 degrees C. Load check the battery and run 10W30 when it is cold. In Canada we also install block heaters - makes a world of difference.

Craig






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