| Re: [GMCnet] 2 interesting topics. Warming up your engine before leaving the drive. Piston travel. [message #327010 is a reply to message #327009] |
Mon, 11 December 2017 11:14   |
jimk
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Registered: July 2006
Location: Belmont, CA
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CallTom,
So you have an electric choke?
If you did not you neglected to make a required change.
Call me and I will advise you as to what you need to do.
There are always somethings that are not pointed out as it is assumed
people should know. I for one tend to over explain as I never know that
they do not know.
On Mon, Dec 11, 2017 at 9:04 AM, tom geiger wrote:
> I like reading thru this but I'm in the se boat, half of it is over my
> head. I'm kinda thinking the conclusion was let it warm up a couple minutes
> and drive on?? Not sure, but anyhow I wanted to mention for me after the
> crossover ports were blocked, this has been a bear to keep running after a
> cold start. When it gets 20 or 30 here in KC iif I have to drive her
> somewhere then she not too happy about it unless she gets 5 or 10 on the
> warm up.
> Am I missing something on that mod?
>
> Tom
> 76 Eleganza 2
> KCMO
>
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