Sealing a carb
#1
Sealing a carb
Hey,
I believe I am going to need to seal my carb. I am unable to get my idle correct because I cannot get the idle gap down to 1mm without the engine leaning out. I think it is leaking on the idle screw.
So my question is. Do you think that this is what would cause this? If so what should I do to seal the carb up. If not what would? What is the process you guys have used? And lastly what should I be checking when taking apart the carb and reseal it up.
This is my first time ever sealing a carb and I want to make sure I am doing it right.
Thanks
I believe I am going to need to seal my carb. I am unable to get my idle correct because I cannot get the idle gap down to 1mm without the engine leaning out. I think it is leaking on the idle screw.
So my question is. Do you think that this is what would cause this? If so what should I do to seal the carb up. If not what would? What is the process you guys have used? And lastly what should I be checking when taking apart the carb and reseal it up.
This is my first time ever sealing a carb and I want to make sure I am doing it right.
Thanks
#3
The Losi 454 that comes with the 8ight-T 2.0 RTR
#4
I always seal my engines. Use the lucky 7 sealer. I love it. You just put some of it down and blow it around what you're sealing and it's done.
#5
i recommend a 2nd coat with lucky 7....there tends to be a few air bubble's that will pop when drying and cause a little pin hole sized hole that can/will leak through.
#6
I've never had that issue. Odd. Well... maybe it's because I'm pretty sloppy with it =P
#7
#8
Yeah I was pretty anal about the sealer. then i relized I was pretty bad at it.. There are 3 things I totally suck at.
1. gluing tires.
2. Sealing engines
3. Driving
Actually I could go on and on =P
1. gluing tires.
2. Sealing engines
3. Driving
Actually I could go on and on =P