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oldwheels,
I had nearly the same thing happen to me this morning in MA, not quite as
cold -5F though.
I think it is related to air/fuel mixture issues, and when it is so cold, the fuel is not vaporized as well, also dirty injectors may play a role, and any air leaks in the intake side are magnified.
When this happened to me a couple of weeks ago, I ran some Techron through it and that helped significantly. Now I'm seeing this starting problem only at 0F or below, whereas before I was seeing it at 10F.
Check all your intake hoses for leaks or cracks, clean your connectors, and put some cold start gas treatment in for good measure.
I was thankful that the old girl whipped that engine round and round till it
caught on 1 cyl out of 4, then 2 cyl out of four, then 3 out of four, until it
finally was firing on all 4 and then it ran great. Big sigh of relief but a
bit nerve-wracking too!
Please post back with any news of what works for you...
Regards,
TomD
'93 240
'86 240
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