Nissan: Pathfinder Question

"houseslave" <net> wrote in message
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As far as I know, the only vehicle that floods is one that has a carburetor.
My 94 is fuel injected and a couple of times it spewed some white smoke
while starting it but it started and ran fine.
Carlos Trevino

houseslave wrote:
 

Some cars of various manufacturers can suffer from "short cycle syndrome"
where if you crank it up cold, move it a few feet and shut it off, the next
recrank can be hard or the are drown in fuel and won't start. Mazda RX-7's
are notorious for this.
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Steve

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