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Anonymous Posted on Dec 24, 2010

Very hard to start in cold weather. sluggish on take off and lose of acceleration. seems to idle fine. have to use starter fluid to crank it but only in winter. I put heat in with the gas

  • Anonymous Dec 24, 2010

    Where is the fuel filter located?

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Hi, it sounds like you may have a plugged fuel filter, causing the described issues. This is the first area I would inspect.Good luck...Coop

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