Car Wont Start
#12
i forgot to say anything about letting it run when they start it. they wont do it but i will tell them anyways. im going up there tomorrow and i will try to start it. where is the egi fuse at??
#13
Originally Posted by Shane.Trammell' date='Jan 27 2003, 11:18 PM
i forgot to say anything about letting it run when they start it. they wont do it but i will tell them anyways. im going up there tomorrow and i will try to start it. where is the egi fuse at??
#15
NO!
you have a 89-91 all you have to do is floor the gas pedal it cuts fuel. if its really really flooded. pull egi fuses and crank it like 10 times for 5 seconds... then reinstall fuse should start right up. i bet there is a gallon of gas in the engine
you have a 89-91 all you have to do is floor the gas pedal it cuts fuel. if its really really flooded. pull egi fuses and crank it like 10 times for 5 seconds... then reinstall fuse should start right up. i bet there is a gallon of gas in the engine
#17
btw, letting a rotary sit after it's flooded is not a good idea, get that puppy started asap. or you're gonna have to pour some MMO or 2 stroke oil into the spark plug holes and crank it a bit to get some oil in there, if it's gonna have to sit for a while.
otherwise you will likely have corrosion problems, the flooding will wash away all the lubricating/protective oil.
otherwise you will likely have corrosion problems, the flooding will wash away all the lubricating/protective oil.