Went in to the post office for about 10 min. When I came back out I tried to start it fired then stalled. once more and it did the same thing. The third time I was ready to blip the throttle and it took about 10 seconds for it to finally turn over. The engine was already warm so I'm not sure why this happened, any clues? I've driven it two times after that so far and it started fine, perhaps just a fluke? Clog in the fuel injector? I was parked on a 10% incline if that makes a difference.
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When you first start a cold engine it runs overly rich and fouls the plugs. You did not get it warm enough to keep th plugs from fouling.
Temp was a tad over 180, I had driven to the post office so it was plenty warm.
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