cold starting
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cold starting
well i've never owned a carbeurated car, or a rotary before. this is going to be my first winter with her, so forgive my noobishness
but i'm worried about being able to fire it up on a cold morning. its already getting a little harder to start even at 40-50 degrees. i have a completely stock 79. i have a racing beat power pulse going in soon, and i plan on removing the rats nest. but any pointers would be great
but i'm worried about being able to fire it up on a cold morning. its already getting a little harder to start even at 40-50 degrees. i have a completely stock 79. i have a racing beat power pulse going in soon, and i plan on removing the rats nest. but any pointers would be great
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I never had a problem with mine in michigan either, car could be lost under 3 feet of snow, all I had to do was pump it 2 times, pull out the choke and it would fire right up.
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