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Dead-icated wagon 900 1994

posted by  island dad on  Thu Jan 8 10:27 CST 2004
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For the benefit of all, allow me to respond to my own post. It seems that the cylinders are allowed to fill with fuel if the motor is run for a short period of time. Less than five minutes, according to my local expert. After much cranking, whilst electrically hooked up to the Toyota, she fired to life. Much, much cranking! Hope this helps someone out.






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