This was exactly what was happenning to my 1989 Ford Bronco 351W engine. After it warmed up, it worked OK. It turned out to be a stuck/rusty EGR valve. I had replaced a few inexpensive parts until I realized what it was. I simply removed it from the block and sprayed the inside with wd40 and attempted to carefully work it back and forth. This fixed it up and its been working fine for a year now. In an extreme case, you might have to get a new one.
You can buy a spray from any local department store that has an autmotive section. The spray is for wet spark plugs and when you dowse them and your distributor cap it clears the water off.
If you try this and the car fires up on those wet days and eminates your problem then you know it results from damp spark plugs and distributor.
If you have never replaced a new set with wires and cap - do it and reap the rewards.
Likely a spark problem. Might be a cracked distributor cap, or faulty wires. Moisture makes insulators more conductive, and reduces the spark that can be generated, therefore no spark in the cylinder
"A bright sunrise" could rhyme with "outside" and reference a good morning.
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when it is done raining
well talmeans the morning dew. the wet grass you step on if you go outside early in the morning ok
When fruits become sticky on the outside especially apples they are rotting.
It is possible that your car has a faulty oxygen sensor that is effected by the humidity and heat. This will create a rich or lean fuel mixture causing the car to sputter. It should be brought to a mechanic for a tune up.
sorry you cant get outside but there have been known to have glitches sometimes
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Yes if it is humid outside in the morning How does it get humidity out of the house if the window is open?
The outside temperature gauge says ICE this morning (AM) because it may be icy outside. Also, the temperature outside may be below 32 degrees, which is freezing temperatures.
Yes, England is outside the artic circle.
go play outside. play basketball in the morning