Originally Posted By: OVERKILL
I've experienced this on both the Expedition and the BMW. I've told my wife never, EVER move the vehicle a few feet. If it gets started, it goes for a drive, PERIOD. Consecutive "cold start" cylinder wash-down/flooding events aren't good for an engine. With injection, the extra cold start enrichment programming dumps a lot more fuel into the cylinders. Fuel that in this case, doesn't get burned. Repeat that event and you have a flooded engine.
Not if you hold it on the floor while cranking, activates the dechoke mode and shuts down the injectors... I dunno if mfgrs other than Ford have this feature or not...
I've experienced this on both the Expedition and the BMW. I've told my wife never, EVER move the vehicle a few feet. If it gets started, it goes for a drive, PERIOD. Consecutive "cold start" cylinder wash-down/flooding events aren't good for an engine. With injection, the extra cold start enrichment programming dumps a lot more fuel into the cylinders. Fuel that in this case, doesn't get burned. Repeat that event and you have a flooded engine.
Not if you hold it on the floor while cranking, activates the dechoke mode and shuts down the injectors... I dunno if mfgrs other than Ford have this feature or not...