Al
- posted
19 years ago
Al
I don't think this is the best newsgroup for you but it sounds a bit like carburettor icing. I'm guessing that a car of that age probably does have fuel injection but if it's of the single point variety, then I guess it could suffer from icing like carburettors used to occasionally.
If it's a new fault, then there may be a problem with the air intake system which probably ought to draw warmer air from over the radiator in cold weather.
You might find
Tim
amcwill417 ( snipped-for-privacy@email.msn.com) gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying :
Because you're driving a repulsive whale on the wrong side of the Atlantic.
Glad to be of service.
Problem solved - you should be using a piece of metal for gas control, not a piece of flimsy organic matter ;-)
Thanks for the info. Al
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