>The fumes that form in the combustion chamber take more time to occur due    
   >to the slower evaporation rate of the summer blend gasoline,  in addition to    
   >the cold temperature (cold reduces evaporation rate).    
      
   I wanna Add;   
      
   1) Gas is Oxygenated (they call it), with Alcohol   
      So, I say the Gas we get is only good for a month and couple of months your    
      pushing it. So, fresh Gas always starts way Better!   
      
   2) Try an old Propane torch unlit (Don't lite it), take the defuser off the    
      Propane torch end, put the torch end directly in the carburetor as far in   
   as    
      you can and open the valve wide open (Two Cycle Diesel Starting Trick),   
   turn    
      the Torch off when you see icing on the torch end and immediately pull    
      start.    
      Should start no problem first pull☺   
         
      Forget the Starting fluid and this won't work on your car because, the     
      Propane torch won't give enough fuel (The Car engine is too Big)   
      
   3) Water collects at the Bottom of any fuel Tank during the Cold Winter.   
      Especially since Alcohol has been induced into our Gas.   
      The Water in the Service Station Tank(s) ends up in your Tank   
      Cause, Alcohol makes Water molecules adhere to the Gas and run right   
   through    
      the Station's filters and we just got rid of all their water and paid em!     
      Cars Also have Fuel filters which get most of the water but Alcohol makes    
      Water molecules adhere to the Gas and the Rest just gets ran    
      through the engine, with a little hard starting, sputter and a miss    
   you don't even notice.   
      
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