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<blockquote data-quote="Boat2fast" data-source="post: 340000" data-attributes="member: 13358"><p>I have a thing I do for cold weather starting. If I am not wrong your engine has an enrichment solenoid type device. Try pumping the fuel hose good and energize the solenoid several times with the key. Then wait. Give the liquid fuel in there time to evaporate before you crank it. If you give it enough time for a bit of vapor to develop, it might fire right off. This worked well for me many times with an old plow truck. I would pump the gas pedal a few times and wait 20-30 seconds. It would light right off.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Boat2fast, post: 340000, member: 13358"] I have a thing I do for cold weather starting. If I am not wrong your engine has an enrichment solenoid type device. Try pumping the fuel hose good and energize the solenoid several times with the key. Then wait. Give the liquid fuel in there time to evaporate before you crank it. If you give it enough time for a bit of vapor to develop, it might fire right off. This worked well for me many times with an old plow truck. I would pump the gas pedal a few times and wait 20-30 seconds. It would light right off. [/QUOTE]
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