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Re: vitara carburetor plumbing
ScottieJ wrote:Found it on Darrell's diagrams
We normally complain about the carbs freezing (admittedly SJ with SU) so why did they think it's a good idea to run the fuel return though the carb to keep it cool.
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Re: vitara carburetor plumbing
Yea, that is pretty confusing!
Unfortunately I have one more problem. ( I promise I'm sure it's the last one!) the engine now starts and runs fine for about 5 seconds, then the revs drop and it dies unless you throttle it. So basically it won't idle right.
I'm guessing something to do with auto choke, but I don't know how to check that.
Also there are two electrical connectors on the carb that I haven't connected yet, I heard one is an idle up valve or something, could this cause that problem?
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Unfortunately I have one more problem. ( I promise I'm sure it's the last one!) the engine now starts and runs fine for about 5 seconds, then the revs drop and it dies unless you throttle it. So basically it won't idle right.
I'm guessing something to do with auto choke, but I don't know how to check that.
Also there are two electrical connectors on the carb that I haven't connected yet, I heard one is an idle up valve or something, could this cause that problem?
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Re: vitara carburetor plumbing
One is the fuel stop solenoid......wire it up as it's what is causing your problem
It's the one on top.
It's the one on top.
Re: vitara carburetor plumbing
Wonderful cheers mate:)
Just ignition live is it?
Just ignition live is it?
Re: vitara carburetor plumbing
yupmk1joe wrote:Wonderful cheers mate:)
Just ignition live is it?
Re: vitara carburetor plumbing
cheers ma dears