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It's the same concept as licking a pole when its cold outside.
Just don't live in cold countries and it won't be a problem
The ground freezes, then the ground in cold enough for the snowflakes to freeze to it.
Depends on the size of the heater Commerical etc
A snow refrigerator is when you stick your drinks and cold food in the snow to keep it cold... Just in case you wanted a cold drink right after the heated snow ball fight.
Intake valves - 0.20mm (Cold) Exhaust valves - 0.30mm (Cold)
Adjust the valves, when its cold the metal shrinks and the valves stay open when the day starts warming up, or friction from turning it over and over will heat the block and expand the metal closing the valves that's why it starts in the day or when its warm. adjust the valves and it will start every time.
0.016" cold both intake and exhaust. valves closed
0.152mm or 0.006 inches on inlet and exhaust valves when engine cold.
A bad relay switch could be the culprit if dash lights remain on after engine starts in a Toyota. Cold weather can also cause these lights to stay on after the engine starts.
It could be sticky or worn valve parts.
Valves should be adjusted cold (70ºF ) at .016" for both intake and exhaust valves. As usual, make sure cylinder is at TDC when adjusting.
The #1 cause of cold air from the heater when the car is stopped, or the engine is idling, low engine coolant levels.
Any engine can tick or have a slight knock or ping to it when it is cold. It's pretty normal. As an engine warms up the metal expands. Most of the time it's the valves/valvetrain. Some times it could be a bit of piston slap. Basically, as the valves expand when the engine gets up to temperature, the slack is taken out of it. I would suggest letting your car warm up before you drive off. Running a cold engine hard can lead to excessive wear.
Check the engine coolant temprature sensor it may be sending the wrong signals to the ECU making the ECU think the engine is cold and overfueling the engine.
Engine needs to be cold when performing overhead adjustment. Spencer's is .16" intake and exhaust valves closed.
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