Engine dies after full load...
#1
Engine dies after full load...
Hi all
I had this problem yesterday.
After a long straight with full load im braking for the turn.
On the exit of the turn when i apply gas (not full throttle) the engine dies.
After that it is not easy to start again needing 5-10 times on the pull starter to get the engine running again.
Any help would be appreciated
Regards
I had this problem yesterday.
After a long straight with full load im braking for the turn.
On the exit of the turn when i apply gas (not full throttle) the engine dies.
After that it is not easy to start again needing 5-10 times on the pull starter to get the engine running again.
Any help would be appreciated
Regards
#4
Thanks pininfarina already did that and read other tutorials also but i didnt find something related.
Forgot to say that this happened after half an hour of playing with the car running ok and responding fine.
I haven yet touched the low speed needle and the high speed needle is 1/4 leaner from the stock adjustments.
Regards
Forgot to say that this happened after half an hour of playing with the car running ok and responding fine.
I haven yet touched the low speed needle and the high speed needle is 1/4 leaner from the stock adjustments.
Regards
#5
It may be that the glow plug needs replacing.
#6
Tech Regular
The engine sounds like it choking it could be runing too rich
#7
@ AndyT . How can you tell if the glow plug needs replacing (for ex i put it alone on the glow starter and it burns fine).
@ tc4kid191 You could be right because the sound that its making just before it dies sounds like is choking (although im a newbie on gas rc).
In that case wich needle needs adjustments??
Is it possible that the needles losing their adjustments on their own (i mean from the vibrations)??
Regards
@ tc4kid191 You could be right because the sound that its making just before it dies sounds like is choking (although im a newbie on gas rc).
In that case wich needle needs adjustments??
Is it possible that the needles losing their adjustments on their own (i mean from the vibrations)??
Regards
#8
Tech Champion
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Originally posted by megasig
@ AndyT . How can you tell if the glow plug needs replacing (for ex i put it alone on the glow starter and it burns fine).
@ tc4kid191 You could be right because the sound that its making just before it dies sounds like is choking (although im a newbie on gas rc).
In that case wich needle needs adjustments??
Is it possible that the needles losing their adjustments on their own (i mean from the vibrations)??
Regards
@ AndyT . How can you tell if the glow plug needs replacing (for ex i put it alone on the glow starter and it burns fine).
@ tc4kid191 You could be right because the sound that its making just before it dies sounds like is choking (although im a newbie on gas rc).
In that case wich needle needs adjustments??
Is it possible that the needles losing their adjustments on their own (i mean from the vibrations)??
Regards
yes, it's sound like it's choking.. the top needle...turn inwards.. clockwise to lean
#9
Originally posted by megasig
@ AndyT . How can you tell if the glow plug needs replacing (for ex i put it alone on the glow starter and it burns fine).
@ tc4kid191 You could be right because the sound that its making just before it dies sounds like is choking (although im a newbie on gas rc).
In that case wich needle needs adjustments??
Is it possible that the needles losing their adjustments on their own (i mean from the vibrations)??
Regards
@ AndyT . How can you tell if the glow plug needs replacing (for ex i put it alone on the glow starter and it burns fine).
@ tc4kid191 You could be right because the sound that its making just before it dies sounds like is choking (although im a newbie on gas rc).
In that case wich needle needs adjustments??
Is it possible that the needles losing their adjustments on their own (i mean from the vibrations)??
Regards
The engine changing tune wont necessarily be from the needles losing their adjustments.....my guess would be its more due to weather conditions changing.
As weather conditions change (temp/humidity etc) so will the tune of a nitro engine.
Cheers
#10
Theres a very good post at the link below on weather and its affect on engine tune, scroll about half way down the page, its by a guy called AFM-
http://www.rctech.net/forum/showthre...&pagenumber=30
http://www.rctech.net/forum/showthre...&pagenumber=30