whitegreg56
Regular Contributor
When you're sailing along and decide you want to add power, it starts right up and idles fine.
If the throttle is opened up before the engine is warm (takes several minutes), it stalls out.
In general, when the decision to add power is made, a wait of several minutes is unacceptable.
Would it help to run at half-choke during this period? Or, will that damage the engine?
The engine is in storage now.....otherwise, I might try that once. Any thoughts on this problem??
If the throttle is opened up before the engine is warm (takes several minutes), it stalls out.
In general, when the decision to add power is made, a wait of several minutes is unacceptable.
Would it help to run at half-choke during this period? Or, will that damage the engine?
The engine is in storage now.....otherwise, I might try that once. Any thoughts on this problem??