Re: Cold start problem,please help!

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this is just an idea. maybe your not getting the fuel to ignite during 
start-up. here in the states the emmissions quality fuel does not ignite as easily 
as the older fuels. on some of the older cars we have to baby them a little 
until some heat builds up in the cylinder heads to keep them running. cold 
temperatures make the problem worse. you can't change the fuel quality but you can 
change to an ignition that is hotter. a hotter ignition will lite the fuel and 
help keep the engine running until some heat builds up in the cylinder head. 
an electronic ignition will probably double the voltage to the plugs. do an ohm 
test on your spark plug wires to make sure they're in good shape. i doubt 
that changing float levels will help, unless its too high to begin with. a 
properly set choke is important in cold weather.

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