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1986 Brat w/rich Weber 32/36
Okay, I'll start there. It looks like carbsunlimited is only 60 for the kit instead of 70. Thanks for your advice, I appreciate it man.
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1986 Brat w/rich Weber 32/36
Plugs, gas out the exhaust, and the front passenger cv boot is fried. All signs seem to point to running rich. What elevation do you live at? Logan is 4500+ feet and it spends most its time tooling around the mountains. From what I take the weber carb needs attention past 2500 feet.
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1986 Brat w/rich Weber 32/36
Its rich on the bottom end, so I am thinking a primary jet. Everyone around here wants to sell me a 'kit' that cost $70.00. It hesitates when I take off, and once it is warm wont idle below 1500rpm. It is the stock K731 redline kit, I guess I was hoping somebody could point me in the right direction on the jet, or have a handful laying around that they would part with for a little bit. I suppose I should have been more explicit. Thanks for your help though.
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1986 Brat w/rich Weber 32/36
I have a Weber DGEV on the old brat and would like to go a step leaner than stock (it spends a fair shot of time at 5k feet+.) Does anyone have some spare jets hanging around/be willing to sell me one?
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'86 Brat wont start in the heat!
Sorry guys, I have been away from the interwebs. The disty was bad. I had put in a A1 Cardone reman one, and well where the wires hook up to charge it, the original replacement was completely different that the new one that I just put in. I am going to guess that is the issue, but this hitachi-nippo thing has me interested. I will have to check into that and see if they're different. If so I'll have to come up with something different. Maybe its time for a Accel coil.
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'86 Brat wont start in the heat!
So I got into it a little more last night. It is definitely a spark issue. The coil seems to be doing its job; rotor, cap, etc look good, as do the wires. I put a rebuilt distributor in about 6 weeks ago, is there a chance the ignitor is bad in the distributor? Any other ideas out there?
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'86 Brat wont start in the heat!
Thanks guys, I was camping for the weekend but I am going to jump back on it today and see if I can't make some headway. I was kinda thinking maybe the coil, but then I had another thought, could it be something with the EGR and all the emissions garbage? I will check the coil first though.
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'86 Brat wont start in the heat!
thanks for your input. It cranks, and smells of gas. Pulled the plugs, cranked it and couldn't see any spark. Could be that its broad daylight out though, and I am not so desperate yet to hold on to the plug to find out...but yeah, it has me stumped. All I can think is it is some electrical gremlin upset by the heat, but idk.
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'86 Brat wont start in the heat!
So my Brat has decided that it doesn't like to start in the heat, and I am at a loss as to what it could be. It seems more like a loss of spark than anything. I initially thought vapor lock, but when I dumped some gas down its gullet it did not respond. Could it be the coil? Some sort of temp sensor? I'm at a loss, any advice/suggestions would be extremely appreciated!
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I think my distributor is puking...
Update: New one is in. Thanks Travis at Car Quest of Logan for a deal on the new disty.
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I think my distributor is puking...
Okay, from poking around the forum I think I have confirmed my suspicions... Now how do I switch it out without screwing the timing? Any suggestions, oh and does anyone have a spare sitting around? Thanks-
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I think my distributor is puking...
So my tach has started jumping around pretty bad, and from time to time the car will fall on its face when I start rolling. I would be inclined to think it is the distributor giving me issues, but of course if I open the hood to see if it is the culprit the jumping goes away and I can't put my hand on it to check for vibrations (I swear I am going to catch it one of these mornings.) From what I read on the forum it could be the alternator or coil as well? How do I go about checking before I start buying? oh and if it is the disty, how do I get it out and a new one in with out screwing the timing over? (I am sure it is probably in the forums somewhere, I just didn't find it...)Thanks in advance guys-
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Weber Air Filter Clearance
Yeah I bought it from my brother; he works at CarQuest and gets a little butt hurt when I purchase parts elsewhere. At least he gets me a decent price. Suppose I will just hold onto it cause I am planning the lift and 2.2 swap this spring/summer (I am going to go carb style, wires hate me.)
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Weber Air Filter Clearance
BTW thanks, and Merry Christmas! PS, if anyone has a shorter element and would like to trade for the taller one let PM me.
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Weber Air Filter Clearance
Of course. Good thing I checked into that before I put this thing on 200 miles away from my house. hahaha
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