blondeone wrote:huh normally just screaming at it to work helps!!i dont even know how to get to the engine bit
Is this a piss take?
blondeone wrote:huh normally just screaming at it to work helps!!i dont even know how to get to the engine bit
Guest wrote:Whenever it is cold and damp my vauxhall nova will not start,The other morning I was sat for 1/2 an hour cranking awayIt doesn,t seem to matter if the choke is out or not Then when I do get it going it will quite often conk out at the first stop sign then all I get is a load of blokes beeping and calling me a silly woman,Has anybody had any similar experiences and could offer me some advice
Guest wrote:I was just thinking that, I would never buy a car with a choke, that would drive me nuts. DW40 is the way forward,

sarahjane113 wrote:Oh dear poor you I know just how you feel my mini is the same on cold or wet mornings. I always make sure the choke is right out and just sit there trying to start it. My friends laugh at me as I tend to bounce up and down when Im trying to get it going and often plead with it to start - although I dont think that helps! My mini took me 9 tries to start this morning and stalled twice on the way to work. I suppose I'm used to it but it can be a bit frustrating when your running late and a bit embarassing as often my skirts ride up when im sat there trying to start it. How was your nova this morning, its very wet here today?
AnneCook wrote:Did you notice if the engine was overheating and have you checked oils and water levels.

AnneCook wrote:head gasket is prime suspect. If you are lucky it could just be a plug or a lead that has failed.

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