Starting up 12a
How can i make it easier to start up a 12a engine?
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does it not start up?
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man what the hell kinda of question is that poison? We need more information then that, like what problems are you having as to why it won't start and all that other good stuff
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^that's what i was thinking lol, but i didn't wanna be mean, if you just want stronger spark, use the search option and look for 2gdfis, or different shit like that, but that question is just blank, we need to know more about your car.
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not really that it doesnt start it just takes some gas pumping/choke to get it going for the first time for the day but after that it starts up pretty well
I just thought maybe there are some tricks with the car or something |
Fuel injection would take care of those problems.
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I hate to tell you this, but there's a reason it's hard to get started. Either carb issues, ignition issues, or compression issues.
Mine can sit for more than a week, and simply turning the key to start, it'll fire up in less than 2 seconds, 99% of the time. Occasionally, it takes 3 seconds...... I'd suggest starting out by checking the carb. They can drip fuel into the engine after it has been shut off, and the longer they sit, the harder it is to start. I'd be willing to bet 90% (or more) of your problem is carb related. |
Originally Posted by poison2003
(Post 8314172)
not really that it doesnt start it just takes some gas pumping/choke to get it going for the first time for the day but after that it starts up pretty well
I just thought maybe there are some tricks with the car or something |
Originally Posted by G-man
(Post 8314298)
Is there white smoke from the exhaust once it starts? Any mysterious coolant loss? :drool:
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Originally Posted by poison2003
(Post 8314317)
no there is no smoke
Good luck. |
Here is whats happening it wont stay idle for more then 10 sec the first time it starts up but after it warms up it can go idle for quite some time
So is that a sign that there is a problem with th carburetor? |
dude its twenty years old has a choke use it!
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Originally Posted by yetterben
(Post 8315097)
dude its twenty years old has a choke use it!
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pull the choke let it idle for a couple of seconds at about 4000 then slowly push in the coke and let it idle at 1500 till it warms up the choke should pull itself in after is reached normal operating temp if this doesn't make it easier than you have carb problems most likely
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buy a gm lol
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Originally Posted by axle
(Post 8315135)
pull the choke let it idle for a couple of seconds at about 4000 then slowly push in the coke and let it idle at 1500 till it warms up the choke should pull itself in after is reached normal operating temp if this doesn't make it easier than you have carb problems most likely
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Originally Posted by Rogue_Wulff
(Post 8314292)
I hate to tell you this, but there's a reason it's hard to get started. Either carb issues, ignition issues, or compression issues.
Mine can sit for more than a week, and simply turning the key to start, it'll fire up in less than 2 seconds, 99% of the time. Occasionally, it takes 3 seconds...... I'd suggest starting out by checking the carb. They can drip fuel into the engine after it has been shut off, and the longer they sit, the harder it is to start. I'd be willing to bet 90% (or more) of your problem is carb related. |
Choke? I rarely ever use the choke. It works fine, but I never seem to need it.
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Downloading a copy of the FSM (available in the links in my sig) will help you immensely with these cars
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Originally Posted by djessence
(Post 8315774)
Downloading a copy of the FSM (available in the links in my sig) will help you immensely with these cars
Ill probably get those manuals printed eventually for reference and such |
Cover the basic tuneup items. Check the timing...
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I have the same exact problems the first start up of the day takes forever, and i'm thinking it's the carb, pretty much everything else in the car is rebuilt or new, except for the carb, so once i get a new one or rebuild the existing it should start up good. Like others have already said it's most likely a carb problem.
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