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Not running very well

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1Not running very well Empty Not running very well 16th March 2014, 7:07 pm

Bones

Bones
the two star club
the two star club

Ok I got the car out the garage for the 1st time in 6 months and she started up first time. However it will run perfectly for about 30 seconds the slowly cut out so I'm thinking there's only about a gallon of petrol in it that's about 6 months old so I'm hoping it's that. Has anyone had any similar going on's after being stored up for awhile?

2Not running very well Empty Re: Not running very well 16th March 2014, 7:27 pm

nomad

nomad
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I dont think its that uncommon for the fuel to go stale and run really bad ...

3Not running very well Empty Re: Not running very well 16th March 2014, 7:45 pm

pulsarmoley

pulsarmoley
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moderator

Petrol starts to go stale at around 4 weeks so at 6 months it may have started to go waxy. Get some fresh in there with a fuel system cleaner. We put a fuel preservative in the tanks of machines we service at work as most of the time they are coming in for their winter service and wont be used for 3 months.

4Not running very well Empty Re: Not running very well 21st March 2014, 9:34 pm

Bones

Bones
the two star club
the two star club

What a tit. Turns out to get access to connect my broken break pipe fixed I had pulled the pipe off the dump valve and not re connected it derrrrrr

5Not running very well Empty Re: Not running very well 21st March 2014, 9:39 pm

Hardy172cup

Hardy172cup
the one star club
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Lol you sound nearly as bad as me, I have to double, triple and quadruple check things because I always forget to tighten something up lol
Your wideband will come in handy for stuff like that mate because you would see the air fuel ratio would be off Wink

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