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Old 01-05-2015, 09:26 PM   #11
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It makes sense that the engine could easily flood if it stalls on startup, especially on a cold day, since the ECU is trying to blow that much more raw fuel in to get a quick start.
I could also see how there could be water in the fuel line that could freeze. At least once this past week I got in the car to find my water bottle partially frozen.
Started right up and idled smoothly this morning.
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