a liitle help please.
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Steve
UNder the throttle intakes there's a coolant temp sensor - not the one that works the gauge, this one sends the signal to the ecu. If that's shot, your ecu might not know when the engine is cold so might not be giving cold start fuel enrichment (what us old gits used to call "enough choke").
UNder the throttle intakes there's a coolant temp sensor - not the one that works the gauge, this one sends the signal to the ecu. If that's shot, your ecu might not know when the engine is cold so might not be giving cold start fuel enrichment (what us old gits used to call "enough choke").
tvrgit said:
Steve
UNder the throttle intakes there's a coolant temp sensor - not the one that works the gauge, this one sends the signal to the ecu. If that's shot, your ecu might not know when the engine is cold so might not be giving cold start fuel enrichment (what us old gits used to call "enough choke").
Thanks UNder the throttle intakes there's a coolant temp sensor - not the one that works the gauge, this one sends the signal to the ecu. If that's shot, your ecu might not know when the engine is cold so might not be giving cold start fuel enrichment (what us old gits used to call "enough choke").
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