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A15 no power at 5000rpm
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Hi got a A15 motor,i fittet a new carbie,at 5000rpm i lose alot of power,it was the same with the old carb. Could it be my elec fuel pump? It use to be fine,

Posted on: 2005/9/4 0:48
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Re: A15 no power at 5000rpm
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Check you points, maybe?? or you could be right.

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Thanx I will do that,maybe it could be the fuel filter aswel, You dont think it could be valves?? I realy hope not! . The pump is about 10years now... Wil it work if I put a inline fuel pump in that pumps constantly,the carb is a hitatche,it wont flood wil it? The other pump got a presure swith.

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I'd say points too.

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Thanx,i wil check the points then,

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THANX for the advice,it was in fact the points!!

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hi all..
sorry i am newbie..
what is 'points' means?

hope someone can teach me

actually i just swapped my A12 to A15
and i feel that not much power different also.. :(
maybe something wrong..

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THANX for the advice,it was in fact the points!!


What do I win?

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sam1741 you can ask any mechanic but 'points' or 'contact points' is a bit inside an old (pre 1980's) distributor. if you are looking for performance out of your a15 is to get your hands on a fully electronic distributor or upgrade your contact points to a contactless system using a hall effect sensor. you can always cheaply replace your points from a car-shop but you should get a tuner to install and tune them for you.
goodluck and please use the search function, theres loads of info on ignition electrics if you just search for it. when i changed to an a15 i got a buttload more torque.


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dont know? But thanx anyway!!! I Have a A12 engine for spares,but I am is SA!

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