Tylas
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I was going down the road at about 45mph on Thursday night about 5 miles from the house. Didn't hear a sound, just saw my engine lights turn on and coasted to a stop. It was able to turn over, but not start.
Initially I was thinking that it may have been the cold as it was -3F Thursday night and may have a bit of gelling problem. I replaced my fuel filter yesterday and attempted to heat the engine with a heater today, but still can't get it to start. I am now thinking the cold may not be an issue, as it is 24F right now and the heater seemed to warm it up enough to not be a gelling problem.
Can anyone give me any pointers of what to look for to get this thing started? As long as I get the engine to spin and fuel to it it should start right?
Would like to get this fixed before the next bout of super cold weather hits Michigan...
Initially I was thinking that it may have been the cold as it was -3F Thursday night and may have a bit of gelling problem. I replaced my fuel filter yesterday and attempted to heat the engine with a heater today, but still can't get it to start. I am now thinking the cold may not be an issue, as it is 24F right now and the heater seemed to warm it up enough to not be a gelling problem.
Can anyone give me any pointers of what to look for to get this thing started? As long as I get the engine to spin and fuel to it it should start right?
Would like to get this fixed before the next bout of super cold weather hits Michigan...