I have a 1987 Nissan Sentra California model.
When I go to start it when it is cold I press the gas pedal to the floor
and
release it and then turn the key.
The car starts fine with a nice fast idle.
Once I press the pedal even a little bit the fast idle is lost and the car
dies immediately.
The car will start and keep running if I keep my foot into the pedal a bit
or if I set the choke.
The problem is that I am losing my fast idle once I depress the pedal a
bit.
Once the car warms up it idles fine.
Does this sound like a bad automatic choke mechanism or heater?
I will first check to see if there is voltage going to it.
