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Re: 1200 ute dying??
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IT'S ALIVE. turns out i was the carby. 28/36 weber going on hopefully on the weekend. Thankyou everyone very much for your help.

Posted on: 2007/4/19 10:53
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it is working. i had that disconnected once before and the car wouldn't idle. the car is going to a mechanic tomorrow, so hopefully he will fix it asap

Posted on: 2007/4/17 11:08
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Re: 1200 ute dying??
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Sure is, to test it put the ignition on and unplug then plug it back together, should make a click sound if working ok.

Posted on: 2007/4/15 16:19
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Re: 1200 ute dying??
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is that the little soleniod on the front corner of the carby nearest to the rocker cover, if so yes it is hooked up.

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Have you got the anti-diesel solenoid hooked up?

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Re: 1200 ute dying??
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Tan is good, ideal mixture.
I still think it is electrickery

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when it plays up it has no power and sometimes stalls if at idle. pulled the plugs out just after it played up and they were light brown, indicating a lean mixture?? they are normally a bit black when i check them.

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Since you say that you have had the carb. rebuilt, I'm guessing that it is not a fuel problem.
It sounds like you may have an electrical fault in the ignition primary circuit.
[sounds like your secondary/high tension side has been rebuilt]
Have a good look at the wires going to/from your ballast resistor and even the resistor itself.
Wriggle everthing while the engine is idling and see if there is a miss/cutout.
Can you describe what happens when it goes wrong, engine dead, still running, no guts or what?
Aways difficult to diagnose from a distance, but ....

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i just worked out, when it does play up the fuel level in the bowl of the carb does not drop. does that mean it is not a fuel supply problem?

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sounds like a possability. was your problem intermittent aswell?

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