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Starting a '66 F100 and a '67 VW Squareback in freezing temps. Will they start in the cold?

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Starting my 1966 Ford F100 and my 1967 Volkwagen Type 3 Squareback in 4 degrees Fahrenheit. Will they start?
[Credit for the cover of Jessica goes to Tom Bodfish! • The Allman Brothers - ... ]Cold starting a 1960 Ford f100 and a 1967 Volskwagen Type 3 Squareback with a Mazda Miata engine. Guess which one starts easier?? Also, a lithium battery pack is used to help jump start the pickup truck. chef's kiss

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28 авг 2024

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@JustinPaul1st 3 года назад

Square back a beauty is original condition color👍👍👍🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

@davidjustice5805 11 месяцев назад

Thank you for informing us that a 1965 Ford pickup didn't have a computer who would think😂😂😂

@nickmassey9104 3 года назад

Cool lil video.keep em coming

@thehusband12 3 года назад

If there is a filter in the air cleaner I don't think any of that starter fluid found its way into the carb.

@joeschlotthauer840 3 года назад

If you ever want to sell the F100 please let me know...

@itskarl79 Год назад

3:07 is there a reason why you don't mention or show using the choke first? Setting yourself up for failure. I have a 1966 F250, I pull the choke, pump twice and it fires immediately... May want to replace the accelerator pump diaphragm (like 12 bucks). Adjust it so there's no play/gap... Good luck

@ThisOldJalopy Год назад

So, I kinda forgot about the choke. I was too excited to use my new batteries. *facepalm*

@itskarl79 Год назад

@@ThisOldJalopy All good =) If it still has points in the distributer, you might verify they're set to the correct gap too.

@pennygretch 3 года назад

....That truck must be in agonizing pain for as tune-up......Otherwise there's no reason it shouldn't start.....I AM assuming that the engine is intact and you have fuel.

@ThisOldJalopy 3 года назад

thanks for watching!