[TR] advice needed
Dave1massey at cs.com
Dave1massey at cs.com
Wed Oct 17 05:59:19 MDT 2012
It's not uncommon for the float valves in the carburetors to stick closed.
Give them a wrap with the plastic handle of a screwdriver and see if that
helps. If you do this with the electric fuel pump running you will hear a
slight change in the pitch and you will probably hear the fuel flowing into
the carb float bowl.
Dave
In a message dated 10/17/2012 6:24:29 AM Central Daylight Time,
dave at ranteer.com writes:
> car is a 75 spitfire, but the spit list isnbt nearly as helpful, plus
> the
> technology is similar, so indulge me please
>
> when I got the car the fuel pump was not working; bought a cheapie off of
> ebay
> and car ran fine for months. no issues.
>
> car ran fine a few weeks ago; I donbt run this car every day, but I do
> try
> to drive it every other week or so. its probably been a month since I ran
> it.
>
> car would not start
>
> shots of starter fluid caused it to crank up then die, so clearly itbs a
> fuel delivery problem
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