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TM 10-4320-343-14 1.14.2.4.1.  Cold Start Systems.   The  cold  start  systems  (Figure  1-6)  aids  starting  of  the  engine.    All  models,  except Model 350 PAFN use the manual system, while Model 350 PAFN uses the electrical system.  In the mechanical system, the operator uses the charge bottle to fill the reservoir.  Then, prior to pushing the start button he uses the handpump to inject starter fluid through the nozzle into the intake manifold.  In the electrical system, a can of starting fluid is mounted on the solenoid valve, which is controlled by the temperature switch mounted on the side of the engine.  When the switch is closed  (it  is  closed  at  40  degrees  F  and  below)  and  the  engine  is  started,  the  solenoid  in  the  solenoid  valve  opens  and starting fluid is injected into the intake manifold through the tubing as long as the starter is energized. Figure 1-6.  Cold Start System. Change 1  1-15

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