Engine misfire when cold
#1
Engine misfire when cold
Hi,
i was wondering what could be the reason, as my '76 Dodge Coronet doesn't run well with cold engine. When i press gas, engine allmost chokes, and if i press more gas it really dies.
So, where to start fixing this problem, and what to investigate and replace.
As i say engine is cold, at least now as the weather is 0-10 degrees(30-50 F) outside.
i was wondering what could be the reason, as my '76 Dodge Coronet doesn't run well with cold engine. When i press gas, engine allmost chokes, and if i press more gas it really dies.
So, where to start fixing this problem, and what to investigate and replace.
As i say engine is cold, at least now as the weather is 0-10 degrees(30-50 F) outside.
#5
360 v8, choke is automatic but yeah, it seems to work ok as the engine doesn't die on idle even as cold. It's only when i start to drive and give gas it misfires.
With very gentle gas i can drive it but otherwise need to wait until engine worms up.
I'll have to check those sparks and then go to carb.
With very gentle gas i can drive it but otherwise need to wait until engine worms up.
I'll have to check those sparks and then go to carb.
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#7
its part of the egr valve. chances are its pluged, in order to clean it you have to pull the manifold (the only way i know how) and you will see carbon build up in the port of the intake manifold and head. between the 2 sets of runners, but i never had a miss becouse of it.
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