fighting an 87 t2
I have an 87 t2 that I baught for $1000 including an extra motor, turbo, fuel plenum, and a few other goodies, which will undoubtedly go into my 81 gsl anyways the t2 had an engine fire so the guy replaced it with one that came out of a wrecked car then I bought it after it sitting for three years so now I am going through every posswible problem it could be without spending a shitload of money, my only problem is I can get it to want to fire but nothing I seem to do will get it to fire off, but I do get a little better response if I put some oil in the sparkplug holes if you have any suggestions please help me I am starting to get pretty stumped
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i would push start it if you think it is flooded. Check your compression also.
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hmmm. no periods on your keyboard?
I've found that push-start has always cleared up the flooding problem. Also, just coasting downhill and dropping the clutch at around 10-15 mph. Does it every time for me. - k - |
Fire Fuel Compression
All you need is Fire, Fule and Compression. Just check these three elements and you'll start to eliminate the problems.
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Re: Fire Fuel Compression
Originally posted by jhammons01 All you need is Fire, Fule and Compression. Just check these three elements and you'll start to eliminate the problems. |
The fire triangle.. Fuel/air/spark.
Push start it, its probably flooded. |
if you were running without the air pipe for too long, you may have f'd up the cats..
get the pipe back on and the air pump working and give it a few hundred miles before you take it back in |
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