1988 Truck - 22R and Cold Starts (?)

When my 1988 Toyota truck (22R) is running, it runs quite
nicely. But when first starting on a 40 degree F (or
colder) morning, it's getting quite cantankerous. Sometimes
it will even die after a few rev's, and have to be asked
again. If it runs for more than 5 seconds, it's good to go.

It's got about 110k miles on it, and no tinkering or mod's.
Plugs are new and everything I can see *looks* good.

What would be a good troubleshooting method to try to pin
this down?

-- Thanks,tbl

On Sun, 12 Feb 2006 00:53:06 GMT, tbl <hate@ThatSpam.net> wrote:
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>When my 1988 Toyota truck (22R) is running, it runs quite
>nicely. But when first starting on a 40 degree F (or
>colder) morning, it's getting quite cantankerous. Sometimes
>it will even die after a few rev's, and have to be asked
>again. If it runs for more than 5 seconds, it's good to go.
>
>It's got about 110k miles on it, and no tinkering or mod's.
>Plugs are new and everything I can see *looks* good.
>
>What would be a good troubleshooting method to try to pin
>this down?
>[/color]

I'd begin by making sure the choke is working properly.