Engine issue
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Engine issue
I have a 1945 Willys and after thinking I had beaten the Jeep gremlins. Surprise, surprise, surprise!
Issue one: the engine dies if I give it just a little pressure on the pedal. If I give it a harder push on the pedal it runs fine.
Issue two: I hear a soft popping sound at idle. It is consistent every few seconds. I’m thinking it’s the timing but that’s just a guess.
Thanks in advance!!!
Rob
Issue one: the engine dies if I give it just a little pressure on the pedal. If I give it a harder push on the pedal it runs fine.
Issue two: I hear a soft popping sound at idle. It is consistent every few seconds. I’m thinking it’s the timing but that’s just a guess.
Thanks in advance!!!
Rob
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Re: Engine issue
tune up and carb rebuild or adjust. good ide to check vacuum for air leaks and compression same time.
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Re: Engine issue
The 'dead spot' in the carb. could be worn out metering rod linkage OR the rod itself needs adjustment. If the needle is too low in the recess, it doesn't allow gas flow when you push on the gas pedal thus creating the 'dead spot' resulting in stalling.
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Re: Engine issue
Step one: Send the carb to ScoutPilot. There is no step two.
It will run fine after you do that.
It will run fine after you do that.
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Re: Engine issue
How do you contact scoutpilot again? Can't find a thread...
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Thanks
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Re: Engine issue
Look into your bathroom mirror with the lights off and say "carburetor" three times and he will appear.Tim Shanteler wrote: ↑Sat Jun 25, 2022 7:20 amHow do you contact scoutpilot again? Can't find a thread...
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Re: Engine issue
I took the carb out and I think found the issue.
The float wasn’t set at 3/8! It was probably twice that!
How do I adjust the metering rod?
Thanks all!
The float wasn’t set at 3/8! It was probably twice that!
How do I adjust the metering rod?
Thanks all!
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Re: Engine issue
do a search here you can buy a tool or do without which i find works belter
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Re: Engine issue
I did a search in the forum but nothing came up?
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