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Problems with starting-wet weather

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micra user | 18:16 Wed 05th Dec 2007 | Cars
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I own a VW Polo 2000. In damp weather it starts but the engine takes a long time to settle down. After moving off and accelerating the engine often seems not have enough power and it feels like a 'blockage ' but then recovers as you drive on and once the engine is warm it seems to be ok. This is particulary noticeable in wet weather. Any suggestions
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Sounds like you may need a new set of HT leads (plug leads) if it runs Ok when it warms up is it difficult to start when cold and damp?
17:03 Thu 06th Dec 2007

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