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Gjac wrote:rjxj wrote:what should wires ohm out to?enblethen wrote:
Without hearing it, the plug wires depending on composition could have burnt open or nearly open and not have insulation failure.
That too. Get out an ohm meter and possibly not waste parts.
โJul-18-2017 07:37 AM
rjxj wrote:what should wires ohm out to?enblethen wrote:
Without hearing it, the plug wires depending on composition could have burnt open or nearly open and not have insulation failure.
That too. Get out an ohm meter and possibly not waste parts.
โJul-18-2017 07:36 AM
jwoods61us wrote:. I ran a can of seafoam through TBI before the trip. Is that pin hole about 1/16 of an in just above the throttle plate? If so I stuck a small wire in there to insure that it was not clogged.
OP, did you try the old method of a can of carb/TB cleaner, spraying everything? The reason I say this is your issue is if I read your original post correctly, with the idle circuit; there is a pin hole in the TB that sometimes starts to gum up and restricts airflow causing the idle air solenoid to work harder and the idle to degrade. Spray liberally while engine is off, then restart (sometimes a hard start) and see if it goes away. Possibly a $5 fix.
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enblethen wrote:
Without hearing it, the plug wires depending on composition could have burnt open or nearly open and not have insulation failure.
โJul-18-2017 06:56 AM
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wildmanbaker wrote:. Where are the spay bars? I don't see any screens on top of injectors.
I may be miss remembering, but isn't there some small screens in the TB before the injectors, or on the inlet to the spraybars? One of these may have something in them causing the problems. All of the replies are plausible. This really a problem when out on the road. Remember, think electrical first, then fuel.
โJul-17-2017 10:49 AM
DryCreek wrote:. The problem did not start all at once after getting gas it has progressively gotten worse. It started as 2 cranks to get it started then 3 then giving it some gas to start. I changed fuel filter again this morning but still same problem. Old filter that was changed last mo had some black stuff but not enough to stop gas flow. It seems like a electrical issue like a failing coil or or something in the distributor like a reluctor or pickup coil. Any way to check these?
Just a wild guess on my part, but the OP did mention a *full tank*. Did the problems start shortly after topping off the tank?
Bad gas?