We have a 2001 Ford escape. It would idle horrible in the morning when it was cold, but would run much better when it warmed up. After a year of problems, cylinders misfiring ect, and part after part change, we finally changed the upper and lower intake gaskets and the problem seems to be fixed. Starts up good as new. The worn gaskets didn't seal properly causing the misfiring cylinders, but when the faulty gaskets warm up they expand causing it to seal better and that's why it would run better when warm. Anyway, it could be a bunch of different things, but this seems to be the problem for us. Several other forum members discussing same issue have also said it was the intake gaskets also. If you can fix it yourself you will save a load of money.
Any fault not noticed by the builder could cause sytem failure or foundering in rough weather.
If the timing is off by a few degrees the engine can start but will run rough. More than a few (depending on the engine) it will not start.
I believe you are referring to EROSION. (Erosion, Eroded, Eroding...) Erosion is when forces like the weather wear away at the Earth's surface gradually.
have they check the timing on it. sometimes when timing is off by a few degrees it would cause both rough idle and backfiring. also check for a dead cylinder.
Rough side up
They really shouldn't. They usually hunker down in their burrow when the weather gets rough.
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Apply the water proofing exterior walls to save it during the rough weather. Furthermore,
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no they dont
If driving in rough or bad weather make sure you have switched on the lights and wiper, reduce your speed, brake gently to avoid skidding. If feasible, stop and postpone the journey till the weather improves.
In Singapore the temperature year-round is 24-32 degrees Celsius.
because that is the way it runs
A reading of the air pressure. It's handy for rough weather predictions.