Hot weather cause flooding?
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Well I can control the start up using my kill switch.
I just leave it on the off position when I crank it, as the rpms build before it dies, I switch it on. And it works perfect.
I was just wondering if it tended to flood more in hot weather?
I just leave it on the off position when I crank it, as the rpms build before it dies, I switch it on. And it works perfect.
I was just wondering if it tended to flood more in hot weather?
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every time mine has flooded (3 in five years), it was cold and rainy...if you have to use a kill switch to keep it from flooding (and you let it warm up every start), then you've got other problems (injectors, compression...)
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