I'm only going from memory, and mine is pretty bad, but is there not a mixture and idle setting for on and off choke? Do you know for sure it's the idle speed and not the mixture? Can you keep the engine running using the throttle once the choke is off and if so (if you have a rev counter) what's the engine speed?
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Originally posted by zephyr View PostIt is to adjust the idle speed. However, before adjusting make a note of the existing position and if it doesn't solve your existing problem or creates another put the screw back to where it was before making any other adjustments.
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It is to adjust the idle speed. However, before adjusting make a note of the existing position and if it doesn't solve your existing problem or creates another put the screw back to where it was before making any other adjustments.
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Originally posted by digital efi View PostThe symptoms you have described are very similar to what happens when a rotor arm fails.
If you haven't already done so, it would be worth trying a different rotor arm in the distributor (and beware of some of the poor quality 'new' replacements that are available).
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Update on this issue i have fitted a spare carb that has the same number this w/e It starts but the idel is low and when warm will cut out if foot is off the pedel ,what do i need to adjust ?
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Thanks I have the Metro back now so can trying to eliminate differant things before i start messing about with the carb
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Assuming this is the mechanical fuel pump variety? I had a problem when ever the engine got hot it cut out. Turned out to be the fuel pump. It was found by tipping cold water on to the fuel pump (attached to the rocker cover) after it had cut out.
This also may explain why it takes a few goes to get going. Not sure if it'll cause running on though...
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The symptoms you have described are very similar to what happens when a rotor arm fails.
If you haven't already done so, it would be worth trying a different rotor arm in the distributor (and beware of some of the poor quality 'new' replacements that are available).
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Originally posted by TLC View Postok after quite a few brakdowns i thought i solved it when i founf the fuel cut off body hanging on by on screw so orderd some and fitted them starts ok but a bit high revs to start with but settles down .Then went out and let me down again had to wait for it to cool down .
No reply first time so where are all the experts on the forum ?
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ok after quite a few brakdowns i thought i solved it when i founf the fuel cut off body hanging on by on screw so orderd some and fitted them starts ok but a bit high revs to start with but settles down .Then went out and let me down again had to wait for it to cool down .
No reply first time so where are all the experts on the forum ?
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Any sugestions as to why its started to happen may be dirty fuel stired up when filling up ? /siticking dash pot .ive topped up the dash pot with oil
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Fuel running issues
Since useing Monty every day again since Dec the only issue was starting as it took several turns to get going but then is was ok for most of the day
last night it ran on .and this monring it started first time but then kept jumping and cutting out as the engine was warm so turned around and headed for home.It then decided to cut out on the last roundabout befor home and had trouble to get revs and it wouldnt start so called the RAC but they took for ever by which time i was able to start it again.He followed me up to the su service center where i was going to leave it but they had ceased trading the month before .Prob got some dirt in from the bottom of the fuel tank when putting in some fuel yesturday ? Fitted a inline filter but it still has hiccups as it cut out again from the petrol station toninght .Any idears ?Last edited by TLC; 11th February 2019, 19:00.Tags: None
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