Suzuki Carry Engine Issue
Quote from Miniminter on March 14, 2022, 8:30 amMy 1984 Suzuki Carry engine takes time to fire up at first start. Once started and engine warms up, it runs well and starts easily thereafter. Any idea what could be the problem. Plugs, points replaced and set, timing is fine but the problem persists.
My 1984 Suzuki Carry engine takes time to fire up at first start. Once started and engine warms up, it runs well and starts easily thereafter. Any idea what could be the problem. Plugs, points replaced and set, timing is fine but the problem persists.
Quote from Powertower on March 14, 2022, 2:20 pmThe problem could be electrical malfunction. Do check your battery too. Sometimes a little cleaning of the battery will help.
The problem could be electrical malfunction. Do check your battery too. Sometimes a little cleaning of the battery will help.
Quote from Firewheels on March 14, 2022, 4:22 pmMight be poor connection in the starting circuit or starter do check your condition of your battery too.
Might be poor connection in the starting circuit or starter do check your condition of your battery too.
Quote from Fastblast on March 17, 2022, 12:44 amThere is a hack, before starting twist the key to start the warmer after the warmer lamps lights and switches off again turn off the vehicle and twist the key again so that the warmer light turns on and off again then start the vehicle by doing this you are employing your warmer plugs to warm up the engine and your engine would fire-up smoothly. If the climate is very cold sub-zero like that try doing this 3 times then fire up the engine. Works like a charm.
There is a hack, before starting twist the key to start the warmer after the warmer lamps lights and switches off again turn off the vehicle and twist the key again so that the warmer light turns on and off again then start the vehicle by doing this you are employing your warmer plugs to warm up the engine and your engine would fire-up smoothly. If the climate is very cold sub-zero like that try doing this 3 times then fire up the engine. Works like a charm.