Car Will Not Start- Possibly Fuel Starvation????
Posted: Mon Oct 26, 2009 1:49 pm
Hi All,
I have just completed tidying up the wiring on the car , along with making the headlamps work, as well as sorting all the electrical problems, also fitted a new hi torque starter motor.
Now I have a problem - even though the car was running before I started the electrical work.
I have a spark
I have compression
I have reset the timing , again, again and noted the comments checking that the No 1 rotor is in 10 oclock position, and set at 10 degrees BTDC.
I have strong smell of petrol after a bit of cranking - however just noticed that 1&2 cylinders were dry and No 3&4 wet with petrol.
Could this indicate a fuel starvation problem.
Checked plug against block and have a clear spark
Anyone any further tips - apart from topping up the fuel tank.?
Would dropping a small amount of petrol in each cylinder verify the fuel problem.
Thanks in advance
I have just completed tidying up the wiring on the car , along with making the headlamps work, as well as sorting all the electrical problems, also fitted a new hi torque starter motor.
Now I have a problem - even though the car was running before I started the electrical work.
I have a spark
I have compression
I have reset the timing , again, again and noted the comments checking that the No 1 rotor is in 10 oclock position, and set at 10 degrees BTDC.
I have strong smell of petrol after a bit of cranking - however just noticed that 1&2 cylinders were dry and No 3&4 wet with petrol.
Could this indicate a fuel starvation problem.
Checked plug against block and have a clear spark
Anyone any further tips - apart from topping up the fuel tank.?
Would dropping a small amount of petrol in each cylinder verify the fuel problem.
Thanks in advance