Re: Engine stopping at running in
Posted: Sat Mar 13, 2010 1:58 pm
Vince, curiously, another BSSO friend asked exactly the same questions you have asked. The answers are:
1- Yes. From cold with the choke on, engine has a beautiful idle.
2- When warm, the choke kills the engine.
3- When I pull the choke slowly back to off mode, the engine has a nice idle. Once it hits off position it just dies.
4- I got the same observation about the pilot jet, so I took the carb off to clean the pilot hole with air, in fact I ran air through the whole body of the carb after another good cleanse. I fitted back again, no joy.
5- Yesterday when I went back to the worko to have another try, I observed the carb when left with the tap on, has fuel loss. I have bought an NOS carb just to test the engine with it, to see if the carburettor itself is really the problem... (I might keep as a spare in any case, cause is good to have for fault diagnosis)
6- Thinking on all the things that I have done out of regular order, I remembered that I used an old 1.2mm head gasket and Im starting to think that might be it. Whats your thought?
7- The indian electronic kit that I have used is an evilbay one, so I have checked the centre of the electronic flywheel and compared to another one and they are exactly placed at the same slots, so that isn't the problem.
I very much appreciate your input. Spent a week with this and is sarting to become stronger than me...
Regards,
Jaime
1- Yes. From cold with the choke on, engine has a beautiful idle.
2- When warm, the choke kills the engine.
3- When I pull the choke slowly back to off mode, the engine has a nice idle. Once it hits off position it just dies.
4- I got the same observation about the pilot jet, so I took the carb off to clean the pilot hole with air, in fact I ran air through the whole body of the carb after another good cleanse. I fitted back again, no joy.
5- Yesterday when I went back to the worko to have another try, I observed the carb when left with the tap on, has fuel loss. I have bought an NOS carb just to test the engine with it, to see if the carburettor itself is really the problem... (I might keep as a spare in any case, cause is good to have for fault diagnosis)
6- Thinking on all the things that I have done out of regular order, I remembered that I used an old 1.2mm head gasket and Im starting to think that might be it. Whats your thought?
7- The indian electronic kit that I have used is an evilbay one, so I have checked the centre of the electronic flywheel and compared to another one and they are exactly placed at the same slots, so that isn't the problem.
I very much appreciate your input. Spent a week with this and is sarting to become stronger than me...
Regards,
Jaime