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> 914 has spark n fuel wont start
peteyd
post Jun 16 2017, 06:23 AM
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Hey was wondering if anybody could help me out ? I had a running car which started fine, we ran out of gas now it won't start. I checked the plugs, all kinds of fire, when I the pulled plugs out they were wet .then checked coil in distributor it reads 12.6 volt.. so took all plugs out checked compression cylinder 1 100psi cylinder 2 90 psi cylinder 3 90psi cylinder 4 70psi..is this to low or fine ?checked fuses they all look good. just got car on road and she dies

thanks in advance hoping it don't need rebuild ..

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KeithVonLaws
post Jun 16 2017, 07:37 PM
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Sounds like a CHT Issue to me... I have had the same problem in the past myself.
If you hook your Ohm meter to it you should have about 2500 Ohms at 68 degrees F. If you get a reading significantly higher than 2500 Ohms like I did the computer will command more fuel. If it is unplugged it will think it is -40 degrees F . And dump as much fuel as it can. You will likely need to change your oil too.... Good Luck
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