I've searched these forums and haven't found the right answer, so here it goes:
I just got an '85 GL wagon 4wd w/ carburetor. It's got a little rust, but it runs pretty good all things considered.
The problem is that it will not start if it's colder than about 40 deg.
Disclaimer - I'm a novice at best, with car things.
I figured out that if I hold the butterfly valve on the carburetor closed while someone cranks it, it starts right up. I tried cleaning off the easy-to-get-to parts of the carburetor with carb cleaner, but other than that I don't know how to fix the it so that it starts without me having to manually hold that butterfly valve shut.
Any suggestions?