Friends FC problems.
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Friends FC problems.
Well my friend owns a FC. First off the natural aparated car was bought for $1000 so quility wasnt all thier.
The car was siting at a house for a long time.
~it has around 180,000 miles
*problems with the car.
include*
~The car wont even start, it dose turn over
~The times it did start..it wouldnt hold an idle..and later die
~ The car would shake at 800 Rpm
~the responce with the engine is horribal.
~when he drives it his foot is all the way down.
~he has to manualy turn on the fuel pump via switch
~thier is a crack in the exaust.
~when he got an oil change the oil smelled of gas.
(things done to the car)
~Optima Yellow top Battery [ i felt generous and i bought it for him]
~new spark plugs
~new wires
~oil change
~ cleaned ingectors [they were cloged under air pressure up to 100 pounds]
Any help would greatly be appreciated. My friend has been car-less for over 6 months.
Remember that the fuel pump is really rigged up. it is manualy turned on by a house light switch.
Thanks
~mike
The car was siting at a house for a long time.
~it has around 180,000 miles
*problems with the car.
include*
~The car wont even start, it dose turn over
~The times it did start..it wouldnt hold an idle..and later die
~ The car would shake at 800 Rpm
~the responce with the engine is horribal.
~when he drives it his foot is all the way down.
~he has to manualy turn on the fuel pump via switch
~thier is a crack in the exaust.
~when he got an oil change the oil smelled of gas.
(things done to the car)
~Optima Yellow top Battery [ i felt generous and i bought it for him]
~new spark plugs
~new wires
~oil change
~ cleaned ingectors [they were cloged under air pressure up to 100 pounds]
Any help would greatly be appreciated. My friend has been car-less for over 6 months.
Remember that the fuel pump is really rigged up. it is manualy turned on by a house light switch.
Thanks
~mike
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It sounds like the motor is pretty much shot. Do a compression test using a piston tester. Put it in the trailing plugs and pull the EGI fuses. If you get below about 80-85 then thats probably the problem.
Also, the fuel cut switch is normal. Many people install them to help prevent flooding.
Also, the fuel cut switch is normal. Many people install them to help prevent flooding.
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