Spark + fuel = no ignition

Loose Bolt:



How to adjust this bolt:

Any hose on this tap:



Broken and glued:

Intake throttle removed, nozzle out of hole and a tube over make it easy to see if you have enough pressure and if nozzle deliver:
Yes of course, but some friends stop by to see if they could help so we went to the workshop and tried all their ideas allso (no luck).
My pressure is 55psi with the brand new pump, not overwhelming but rises when i turn key to start starter, after 30min i still have very close to 55psi and not under 50psi, and i dont have any leaks.
The only place you can smell unburnt fuel is out of the exhaust.
Still not finished welding the exhaust so it is not all the way to the back.
My pressure is 55psi with the brand new pump, not overwhelming but rises when i turn key to start starter, after 30min i still have very close to 55psi and not under 50psi, and i dont have any leaks.
The only place you can smell unburnt fuel is out of the exhaust.
Still not finished welding the exhaust so it is not all the way to the back.
On youtube i have removed the intake throttle and fished one of the injectors out of hole
The tube you see is placed on the injector to see if there was enough pressure to push the spring ball and deliver some fuel which went well.
Pretty easy to do and no guessing about if you need 55 or 60psi pressure
The tube you see is placed on the injector to see if there was enough pressure to push the spring ball and deliver some fuel which went well.
Pretty easy to do and no guessing about if you need 55 or 60psi pressure
Last edited by Rider; Jan 15, 2013 at 09:56 AM.
No i´ll try that tonight 
But after trying to start 100 times when my frinds tried i have wet sparks an not so must as a little cough so i dont think thats it, but anything is worth a try.

But after trying to start 100 times when my frinds tried i have wet sparks an not so must as a little cough so i dont think thats it, but anything is worth a try.
Last edited by Rider; Jan 16, 2013 at 06:22 AM.



