Getting T2 Started?
#1
i was wondering how much marvel mystery oil you use when trying to start the car and i was also woondering if someone could tell me step by step what to do....i know you need to pull you fuel pump fuse or somethign but what else? please help....
#2
Uh, what exactly are you trying to do (besides start it)?
Has the car been sitting for a while or something? Is it flooded? Need a little more background before someone will tell you to dump half a quart in, pull the EGI fuse, and grab your nuts.
Seriously, though, give us a little more to work with and it shouldn't be too hard.
Has the car been sitting for a while or something? Is it flooded? Need a little more background before someone will tell you to dump half a quart in, pull the EGI fuse, and grab your nuts.
Seriously, though, give us a little more to work with and it shouldn't be too hard.
#5
a capful in each rotor housing does the trick.
next time, put mmo in the engine when you park it and go out there every now and then to turn her over a few times (redistribute the mmo around the rotor housing and move the seals around a bit).
next time, put mmo in the engine when you park it and go out there every now and then to turn her over a few times (redistribute the mmo around the rotor housing and move the seals around a bit).
#9
well i did the treatment put a cap full of mmo in each housing and i let it sit over night....i pulled the egi fuse and turned it over a couple times to get the mmo spread around...then waited until the next day and nothign happend the car still wont start.......all i know is the car was runnning perfect before i put it away for the winter...when i go to start it, it turns over and i know im gettign spark i tested all of the spark plugs......do i need to change the plugs that are in the engine when i did the mmo before i even try starting it the next day?please help me..what else would it be?
#10
Try again, sometimes you need to do it a couple of times. Pull the EGI, turn motor with throttle *fully depressed* in three 10 second tries (so you dont overheat the starter). Make sure the battery is fully charged before you try to start again, if it doesnt start like usual, dont keep trying. You may need to remove the plugs and unflood that way.