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Originally Posted by mojo0716 Hi, I have been having problems starting my Bronco 2 this Winter when the temperature is below freezing. The engine will start and keep running when I turn the ignition and keep feeding it gas via the accelerator. After about 10 to 15 minutes of me pressing down on the pedal, it warms up and will run. If I don't warm it up this way, the engine will die. I always have this problem when leaving it out in the cold for over an hour.
Recently, I have replaced both fuel pumps, replaced the alternator, put in new spark plugs and new spark plug wires. I also use HEET. What could be the problem?
This vehicle has has very few problems over the years until recently.
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You may consider having a block heater installed, or a recirculation coolant heater. Especially if you live in Arctic conditions. You can get these from your local parts store. If you aren't mechanically inclined take it to a professional. Hope this helps.
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