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Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Perth, Northern Suburbs
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Any tips for using this to start engines that have been sitting for a while?
I have two Chev V6's, been sitting for a while, but otherwise in could nick. Can't speak to the status of the carbies though. Turn over no probs, and have spark, so I'm assuming its a fuel issue. (One is a mechanical fuel pump, the other is electric, but I assume they're both starving.) Tried using the SYB, but to no effect. Tried opening the throttle and choke, but nothing. Have used it to start a recalcitrant diesel no probs, but not having much luck here. Any suggestions welcome. |
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