Advertisement
Engine starts, but
. . . kicks back
. . . difficultly from
cold
. . . difficultly in very
frosty weather
Ignition too much
advanced
Electrical equipment:
Spark-plug gap
too wide
Thermal value of
spark-plug too high
Carburetter;
Jets clogged,
starting aid not
operated
M o r e a combustion
engine is cold, the
more difficultly it
starts
R e s e t
i g n i t i o n
t i m i n g .
For nominal value and remedy see sec-
tion 3.3.1.
Use winter-grade oil of high quality (in
gearbox, see lubricants chart), opposing
little resistance to cranking (see section
3.21).
Items to be observed for starting:
Operate
the starting
a i d , operate
the
tickler, open the throttle by Vs. If engine
starts, let it warm up at low speed; do
not open throttle completely before ope-
rating
temperature
has
been
reached.
Push back starting aid as sonn as pos-
sible.
Advertisement
