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#1
need some help!!!!!!
mattyk
Posted on: 2007/6/3 8:22
hello all..
it seems that i go through a full tank of fuel everyday just to get to work... cost me $30 bucks a day to drive 45 min each way i was thinking and yes it did hurt. could it be the diff ratio or the fuel tank... the fuel tank is standard and i think its like a 30L tank which is not much.... i was wondering if anyone has done a fuel cell that fits into the tray and if so where did u get it from and do u need a engeriner cert ???? also whats the standard diff ratio for a 1200 ute ??? i might be able to change it so its crap down low but good on a long distance... doing 100kph in a a12 4 speed sitting on like 5 grand revs just chews through the fuel... i was hoping someone can help me ???
#2
Re: need some help!!!!!!
Rallytwit
Posted on: 2007/6/4 19:14
either the tank is leaking or the thing is waaaaaay rich................I get 18-20 miles per gallon on the track...............fuel leak would be my first check.
#3
Re: need some help!!!!!!
datosun
Posted on: 2007/6/5 2:13
i would be checking all the timing and carby settings my 120y was the same and it turned out the carby needed overhaulin hope that helps in some way bud...
#4
Re: need some help!!!!!!
TnPshow
Posted on: 2007/6/5 3:13
A full tank a day for 1.5 hours driving
Do you have a blown 454 big block in the Datto??? Geez, my A15 powered ute runs very rich and I get a whole week of 45 mins each day to work and thats fanging up into the hills on the way home. I'd be checking for leaks for sure! 5000 rpm at 100kph is a bit high too. A new diff ratio might help. Your ute should be 4.11:1 but it may have a sedan centre in it 3.9:1. Jack it up and check - that should bring the revs down. Mine sits on 4500 rpm at 120pkh.
#6
Re: need some help!!!!!!
Ronald
Posted on: 2007/6/5 5:20
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5000 rpm at 100kph is a bit high too. A new diff ratio might help. Your ute should be 4.11:1 but it may have a sedan centre in it 3.9:1. yeh all utes have the 4.11:1 centre in them (if it was made after 1974...) the sedan diff centre is not interchangeable with the ute one, from memory i think the sunny, or maybe a bluebird (or some other car) had a H165 at 3.9:1? can some1 confirm this? anyway if it had a 3.9 then it would rev less. i would replace all the rubber hoses that carry fuel to the engine and rebuild the carby, setting float levels and that again. then new set of plugs followed by a check of the base timing. new air filter will help dramatically too.
#7
Re: need some help!!!!!!
TnPshow
Posted on: 2007/6/5 5:27
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the sedan diff centre is not interchangeable with the ute one DOH! yeah I knew that
#8
Re: need some help!!!!!!
mattyk
Posted on: 2007/6/5 8:23
thanks guys
i have pulled tank out and lines and no leak... carbie was rebuilt 1 month ago at advance carbies at miranda... no black smoke...... You can view topic.
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