Hot pipes ( Glowing)
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Hot pipes ( Glowing)
I went out to start the 7 tonight and while looking under the hood I noticed that the header was glowing. Now this is what's happening, when I first started it up both pipes had a light glow to them, then the front pipe stopped and the rear pipe got brighter. It' s got RB header on it and stock carb. I put new plugs and wires on it before the snow. What could be the culprit?
check timing, mixture and for vacuum leaks.
I had a vac leak in my 7 which led to a white hot glowing pipe. not good in my opinion. The vac leak got so bad that it idled really really rough (like a super mean bridgey.. coz its just a nice bridgey atm) and every BRAP made a blue flame shoot out the exhaust. Damn i wish i had recorded that coz it loked cool
-James
I had a vac leak in my 7 which led to a white hot glowing pipe. not good in my opinion. The vac leak got so bad that it idled really really rough (like a super mean bridgey.. coz its just a nice bridgey atm) and every BRAP made a blue flame shoot out the exhaust. Damn i wish i had recorded that coz it loked cool
-James
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No cats, full RB exhaust. I think it's time for carb replacement. Tried to adjust and no change checked vac lines all intact. The motor only has 25,000 miles on it, but the guy I got it from used the old carb so that could be part of the problem, maybe?
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If only one pipe is glowing, or showing hotter that the other, then it is probably an
ignition issue with that rotor. That is where I would start the troubleshooting.
If you can get the 'glow' even on both, then check timing and fuel.
ignition issue with that rotor. That is where I would start the troubleshooting.
If you can get the 'glow' even on both, then check timing and fuel.
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