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Post by manus »

my engine keeps on stalling on me
i cant find the problem changed sparkplugs air filter fuelfilter evrything
new timingbelt went to the daihatsu dealer here he couldend find it either
has annyone got an idea i ran out of them :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?: :?:
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Post by Croz »

i had this a while ago... mine stalled when i would decellerate and come to a stop, instead of going back to idle, it would just stop.

Got it checked out and it was the injectors, once cleaned there was no more problem, and no flat spot on accelleration either.
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Post by manus »

i forgot to mension its the old 1600 engine no efi on it :oops: :oops: :oops:
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Post by Croz »

in that case you would be wasting money having the injectors cleaned!!! :lol: :lol:
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Post by Le0n »

Try a different mechanic. I find the dealers are okay on simple problems but it takes a real mechanic to fix the real problems.
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Post by ShinyDiscoBalls »

Try a new kit for the carby... pretty easy to fit as they all come with instructions.

Also have you changed the leads, distributor cap and rotor button? Mine was running really rough and stalled once or twice. Noticed on service history that these had never been replaced. The pins on the old distributor cap were worn to the plastic and the rotor button was stuffed with evidence of arching.

I think that should sort it.
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Post by manus »

got new leads on it and a new distributer cap and rotor
i think ill try the new carby kit then
maybe i can even find a weber carby for it gives a bit more of a kick to it uses a bit more fuel but who cares as long as my little girl runs fine
ill let you guys know thanks
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Post by BundyRumandCoke »

We did a club trip one time, a guy had a 1600 Scat that was idleing badly, cutting in and out, ect. We pulled the top off the carb half way through the trip, blew everything out with high pressure air, replaced the top, and he hasnt had any problems since. The Scat was bought cheap, and it had sat for a while. Crap in the tank was aggitated and picked up when 4wding. New filter helped, but the carb cleanout did the trick.
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Post by manus »

i found the problem guys as i took off the carby i found a vacuum hose dried out and it had lots of cracks in it changed it it was hidden underneath the carby thats why i couldent find it
anny way problem fixed thanks for the help
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