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feul cut solenoid

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feul cut solenoid

Post by superzuki »

giday my bros 1.3 zuk has been plaing up and we suspect that it is the solenoid on the engin side of the carby. we are trying to get a replacment but they are fairly expensive anyone know where you can get a cheap one or have a spare one they want to sell. or can they be brought back to life somehow?

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fuel solenoid

Post by bennybigballs »

take it out put a bolt with some loctite on it and tighten it back in problem fixed cover end of wire so doesnt short on anything easy as
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Post by vicelore »

lol thats a awsome solution.
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Post by Gwagensteve »

My brakes don't seem to be working very well, pads are really expensive, I was wondering if I should just clamp the hoses off and stop it in gear with the key....


Dude, the fuel cut solenoid is there (amonsgeth other thigs, I am sure) to help prevent engine fires by shutting off any potential fuel flow into the carby when the ignition is off. It is a safety feature- It might be worth coughing the $$$ and replacing.

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