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Perfectly Normal Guy :) ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 1,216 Joined: 3-June 03 From: St. Louis, MO Member No.: 779 ![]() |
Ok...... so I'm a dumbass.
And all that talk about how reliable my teener has been over the past 2 years, has finally caught up with me. Bad Karma perhaps? Anyway.... about a week ago, I was out driving the teener pretty late, and I ran the gas EXTREMELY low. I know I shouldn't have.. but I did. A couple days later, I pulled it out of the garage on my lunchbreak, started it up, and went back inside to let it warm up. Came back out, and the car was stopped...... and wouldn't restart. I figured I ran out of gas, but that afternoon, I put a couple gallons in it (enough to bring it to 1/4 tank)..... but it still won't start. I'll pump and pump and pump and pump and pump the gas pedal, but it still won't start. (I have dual Solex Carbs) You'd THINK that I would have a foul gas smell, gas coming out the tailpipe, etc... but nope... nothing at all. I hear the fuel pump working..... which leads me to believe there is a fuel blockage somewhere. Perhaps something as easy as a clogged filter??? The simple fact of the matter is that I've done almost no friggin work on this car at all in 2 years... so I have no idea where to start looking. I'm going to peek in there tonight, change out the filter, and make sure there's no obvious clogs in the engine compartment... hopefully I'll find something. MY QUESTION IS: If I don't find anything........ where's the next place to start looking?? Thanks in advance for the help.. Matt |
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Perfectly Normal Guy :) ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Members Posts: 1,216 Joined: 3-June 03 From: St. Louis, MO Member No.: 779 ![]() |
I definately need to check the pressure... don't have anything to do that with though. I'm half tempted to go out and buy a new fuel pump just to eliminate that as a possible option. Don't know about any fouled plugs... haven't looked yet... I only had an hour lunchbreak. Sure... they may not be in the best of shape... and I'll certainly change them out soon... but I really don't think that is the problem. Linkage?? Don't know yet.. haven't had time to look. When I get home, I'm going to pull the lines off the carbs, turn it on, and see if gas is making it through the pump and the regulator. If not, then thats my problem. If it is pumping through, then its a problem with my carb. I guess we'll see. ex girlfriends..... jeez....... ok, here's a couple: First is Aly |
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