Hard turnover when cold
11-05-03, 01:16 PM
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Hard turnover when cold
Whenever the car is butt *** cold.. It doesn't want to start you can hear it turning over but it is sooo slow at first and all the lights on the dash almost go completly out but eventually you can hear it pick up a little speed and it starts up.. so whats the deal? Do I need a new battery or somethign else?
11-06-03, 01:14 AM
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Originally posted by exodus82
Pump the pedal 3 times quickly with the choke all the way out, and turn the key. Dont touch the gas until you hear it just about start or youll flood it.
Pump the pedal 3 times quickly with the choke all the way out, and turn the key. Dont touch the gas until you hear it just about start or youll flood it.
His problem is an electical drain because the battery cannot supply enough amps.
Good tip, but not his problem.
11-06-03, 02:25 AM
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personally, i don't find flooding a rotary engine easily, but exodus is on the right track.
and just to second it, yes, sounds like yer battery is drained, and go buy a brand new one.
and just to second it, yes, sounds like yer battery is drained, and go buy a brand new one.
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