misfiring/cutting out help
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misfiring/cutting out help
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Local Hero
mines injection, so i dont know anything about the carb models,
when an old coil gets too hot it expands and breaks the contact or summat
ive had this problem for a while try searchin my threads for some more pointers
hth
rebuild in progress....
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Local Hero
rebuild in progress....
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STILL A PROBLEM PLEASE HELP
BRILL
4TH ONE SOME THREE HOURS LATER SO ENGINE NOT HOT ONLY GOT 10 0 YARDS BEFORE THE MISFIRE/JUMPS. ANY IDEAS
MANY THANX :? :cry:
SLIPPS
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Local Hero
but you have an advantage with carbs as theres less to go wrong, if your confident about the rest of the system then i figure its electrical
i reckon its got to be electrical on mine, a wire somewhere that breaks a contact because of heat,
how i go about finding it god knows,
if you find summat please let me know!!
i would put this up in the relevant engine section on the index, youd probably get more response from others more knowledgable than me
sorry dude :dontknow:
rebuild in progress....
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Settling In
As you said, it got better when you put the new tank in but there is still a problem of some sort.
Try undoing your fuel filter and blow back into the pipe to the fuel tank to see if this clears it.
Cheers,
Paul
'89 Clipper
'83 Audi quattro
'89 Clipper
'83 Audi quattro
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Local Hero
i admit to feeling a bit stupid, i cleaned/changed it all bar the pipes, how daft is that, gonna run the airline thro it 2mo
it looks like theres 2 lines underneath, should i do em both, im assuming one is the return, and the fuel lines from the metering head?
rebuild in progress....
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Settling In
One is the feed and the other the return, you should be able to tell as the feed will have the filter on it (is it a big metal can type filter, like on my quattro??)
I just used to blow back (with me gob!!) down the fuel pipe from the tank by undoing the fuel filter and this would stop it for a while.
At least until next time, or until the rust came through and was caught by the filter.
Cheers
Paul
'89 Clipper
'83 Audi quattro
'89 Clipper
'83 Audi quattro
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