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Old 31-05-09, 11:48
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you shut it off, it won't go .
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Is the motor turn tight ?
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Old 31-05-09, 14:20
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Is the motor turn tight ?
No, it cranks the same hot or cold. If it was getting stiff wihen hot, what does that tell you?
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Old 31-05-09, 14:46
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No, it cranks the same hot or cold. If it was getting stiff wihen hot, what does that tell you?
I don't know it happen with my landrover but i think it the carb that is flowding but not sure after it hot the motor turn tight
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Old 31-05-09, 15:34
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I don't know it happen with my landrover but i think it the carb that is flowding but not sure after it hot the motor turn tight
Hmmmmm. There could be only two reasons I can come up with. Either the unburnt fuel is gumming up the cylinders and rings or the heat is expanding something. There shouldn't be any greater electrical draw with a hot motor but if the battery was running down somehow it would seem like it was getting harder to crank.
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Old 31-05-09, 16:13
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it might be related to the starter motor also getting hot by heat transfer. Possible problems in the starter could be either electrical efficiency changing when hot or mechanical due to clearances of bearings or other parts changing when hot.
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Old 31-05-09, 16:18
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Hi,
Hum starter probleme possible wy not but would you think if my carb is floding that i have to much compression
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Old 31-05-09, 21:42
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Hi Bruce -When I put my carrier together I installed a new resistor because the original looked a bit scruffy -but the new one didnt seem to work well so I put in the original old one and I have had no further problem (touch wood ) -Greg
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