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What Happened to My Power ?

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What Happened to My Power ?

Post by MY45 »

G'day all,
I've got a mate who has just bought a toyota bundera, the problem is that once we try to tackel a steep hill the engine wants to die. he hasn't been to a mechanic yet coz he wanted to hear what you guys thought it would be.

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Post by CRUSHU »

fuel starvation
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Post by TuffRR »

I'd also suggest fuel starvation. I assume its running on carbs?
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Post by MY45 »

yep, running a carb. could it be the float level?
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Re: What Happened to My Power ?

Post by bogged »

a million things..

take to mechanic see what he says, then ask for thoughts on his answers.
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Post by BUNDERA »

I had the same problem with my bundera. There were two things wrong.
1. The float level was out.
2. The fuel pump was stuffed


Good luck.

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Post by DR Frankenstine »

dont take it to a mechanic (see holden v8 starting probs)



change the fuel filter
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Post by MY45 »

thanks for the help :D

It starts fine and runs fine until we get the nose up a real steep hill.
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Post by DR Frankenstine »

MY45 wrote:thanks for the help :D

It starts fine and runs fine until we get the nose up a real steep hill.
yep thats when it would need maximum fuel flow
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Post by MY45 »

Even if its parked on steep hill it will die therefor no power is needed..... :?:
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Post by DR Frankenstine »

MY45 wrote:Even if its parked on steep hill it will die therefor no power is needed..... :?:
you didn't say that before ! float level then yep
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Post by MY45 »

:D :D :D Thats what i was hoping :D :D :D


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Post by dumbdunce »

put a diesel in it. the 22R motor couldn't pull the skin off custard, even if the float level and everything else with it is spot on. and don't muck around. get a Chev 6.5 turbo V8. you know you want to.
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Post by MY45 »

dumbdunce wrote:put a diesel in it. the 22R motor couldn't pull the skin off custard, even if the float level and everything else with it is spot on. and don't muck around. get a Chev 6.5 turbo V8. you know you want to.



LOL :lol:
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Post by dumbdunce »

why is that funny? *grins*
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