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Re: Re: Cold start valve
- Subject: Re: Re: Cold start valve
- From: TBerk16@aol.com
- Date: Thu, 22 Oct 1998 20:41:48 EDT
In a message dated 10/22/98, 1:14:14 PM, jason@scirocco.org writes:
<< Battery is getting weaker
>each morning, because of too many cranks. Runs great when it starts,
>and idles fine too.
Ruben,
Don't worry about the cold start valve... sounds like you have the same
problem I did... cranking and cranking and cranking every time the car's
cold... and then starts up just like nothing was wrong, and runs perfectly?
If so, just run a thick ground strap from the battery to the mounting plate of
the ignition coil... attach it to the bolt that holds the mounting plate to
the firewall. I used a thick, red starter cable from Pep Boys. It completely
cured all of my cold starting problems- and I am sure it will do same for you!
Good luck and tell me what happens!
Jason
>>
I want to add that it's prob. not the specific attachment to the coil's bolt
that is the key (although it is a good place ) but the additional grounding
that is the major benefit.
(Jas- Red for ground? Havent seen that since I spun my old Audi 100 backwards
trying to jumpstart it. :)
TBerk
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