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.
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.
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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