The past two days I have gone out in the morning to start Mr. Mark. He turns over fine and will initially fire and start right up. But he'll quickly die. I have found that I can keep his heart going though. As soon as it fires I am able to depress the accelerator slightly and hold it for a few minutes and then everything is ok.
This is only happening on the initial morning wakening. The temp has been about 15 each morning. Cold, but not frigid. He is parked on a slight hill, nose down.
Any idea what may be causing this? Perhaps a frozen choke? Thats about the only thing I can think of. Also the fuel tank is full, so I don't think it could be water in the gas.
This is only happening on the initial morning wakening. The temp has been about 15 each morning. Cold, but not frigid. He is parked on a slight hill, nose down.
Any idea what may be causing this? Perhaps a frozen choke? Thats about the only thing I can think of. Also the fuel tank is full, so I don't think it could be water in the gas.
