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December 24th 04, 12:14 AM
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"Steven Barnes" wrote: Our '65 Cherokee seems to like 2 or 3 shots of prime before cranking, with the primer left out during cranking. When the engine catches, slowly put the prime in. I've tried variations with the above yielding the least cranking. We do have Tanis heater and are hangered in a "heated" (read at least above freezing...) community hanger. My experience with starting non-injected Cherokees is that you do best to pump the throttle while cranking instead of worry too much about priming. 
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