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2.4 PSI engine 5 secong delay before starter engauges

we have a 2018 Good sence FY25 with a 2.4 PSI engine ON propane.
Engine family JPS1B2 40GLP.
Starter delay of 5 seconds and a 2 second starter engaugement. This makes the engine start very hard when sitting for a while or when temp gose below 40 degrees.
If any one has a fix for this I would greatly appreciate.
  • Posted 13 Sep 2022 03:26
  • By fred_b
  • joined 25 Sep'15 - 19 messages
  • Connecticut, United States
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