helloooooooooo
does anyone on here suffer from problems starting in the cold?
if so what would you recommend to fix thhis problem??
thanks very much
helloooooooooo
does anyone on here suffer from problems starting in the cold?
if so what would you recommend to fix thhis problem??
thanks very much
Carb freeze ?
Get the car up to temp before using it would help , a wise man told me putting cardboard infront of the intercooler to keep the cold air off help too
i dont know to be totally honest
my cars in the garage and its coming bak soon
its totally freezing up here and was told i myt have problems as iits an old car
???
do you mean starting the engine from cold?
Full choke and a couple of stamps on the throttle before turning the key always works for me
a new set of plugs, leads and dizzy cap will help if it's a starting issue, at least that way you kno you've got a good spark
cheers lads
well i just replaced the plugs/dizzy and leads so it should be ok
cheers
A well mainteined / looked after 5 will have no problems in any weather ( Well maybe carb freeze if youve got a big I/C !).......i do 40 + miles to work a day in mine, as do afew other member i know...the worst bit is the car getting caked in ****e !!
same here ive just been out in mine.when i comes to the winter the starting can become a issus but round about the 2nd or 3rd time it will start.in the summer its fine.just let your car warm up for a bit nothing worse than driving a cold engine and sometimes juddering everywhere
I'm having similar issues when trying to start my R5.
It can take upto 5 mins to start. Also, when I've pumped petrol into a container to confirm that the pump was working, the petrol went cloudy after a couple of mins.
Apart from the cardboard trick, does anyone have any ideas on how I can resolve this cold starting issue?