Rob
27-02-11, 08:05 PM
Copied from spuds post in my wip thread
No pics as we havent visually done anything apart from put more fuel in it and try firing it up to no avail, swapped the fuel lines round as we werent sure if they were correct, and when we undid the one which was abviously the flow, it was pressured up and sprayed fuel everywhere for a few seconds.
Nipped them back up and went through the rigmorall of connecting the jump pack to the battery (in the boot) turning the master electric switch on (just behind where the seats will be) turning on the fuel pump, and turned it over, and over,and over, and still nothing.
Before Rob gave up i moved him out of the way and tried the key again, when the engine coughed, spluttered for a second and then died with a hiss and a pop, kind of like how you get when a carb misfires out of the top.
This was more than we had happen all afternoon, i tried the key again and it fired into life, went straight to full throttle and sat there bouncing off the limiter:eek:
Turned of the ignition and pulled the keys out, and it was still sat on the limiter, turned off the main electrics and fuel pump, still on the limiter:eek:
Rob ripped the jump pack off, and disconnected the battery, still on the limiter and getting massively worried now, couldnt think how to turn it off and was awaiting the BANG as it let go, then it came to me, YOINK, i ripped the flow fuel line out of where it joins the last section to the fuel rail, big spray of fuel all over and it finally died thank fook!
So this clarifies that its not immobilised or a chipped key so thats all good but why the hell did it go straight to limiter and nearly destroy itself, the bodies havent been touched and were still bolted up when rob got it from colin, all he had to do was put the airbox thing back on, very confused as to this, we know it runs now but jesus we were both rattling like a pair of smackheads once it had cut out lol
No pics as we havent visually done anything apart from put more fuel in it and try firing it up to no avail, swapped the fuel lines round as we werent sure if they were correct, and when we undid the one which was abviously the flow, it was pressured up and sprayed fuel everywhere for a few seconds.
Nipped them back up and went through the rigmorall of connecting the jump pack to the battery (in the boot) turning the master electric switch on (just behind where the seats will be) turning on the fuel pump, and turned it over, and over,and over, and still nothing.
Before Rob gave up i moved him out of the way and tried the key again, when the engine coughed, spluttered for a second and then died with a hiss and a pop, kind of like how you get when a carb misfires out of the top.
This was more than we had happen all afternoon, i tried the key again and it fired into life, went straight to full throttle and sat there bouncing off the limiter:eek:
Turned of the ignition and pulled the keys out, and it was still sat on the limiter, turned off the main electrics and fuel pump, still on the limiter:eek:
Rob ripped the jump pack off, and disconnected the battery, still on the limiter and getting massively worried now, couldnt think how to turn it off and was awaiting the BANG as it let go, then it came to me, YOINK, i ripped the flow fuel line out of where it joins the last section to the fuel rail, big spray of fuel all over and it finally died thank fook!
So this clarifies that its not immobilised or a chipped key so thats all good but why the hell did it go straight to limiter and nearly destroy itself, the bodies havent been touched and were still bolted up when rob got it from colin, all he had to do was put the airbox thing back on, very confused as to this, we know it runs now but jesus we were both rattling like a pair of smackheads once it had cut out lol