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Author:  jester99 [ Fri Sep 03, 2010 8:42 pm ]
Post subject:  Weber Fuel leak question

Hi everyone,

yesterday when i went to drive to work early in the morning, my engine developed a miss as soon as i started to drive. i had warmed the engine at idle for a minute or two before setting off.

i thought it may have been related to being cold or something similar. after a 5 km drive no change. no choke was used.

i pulled over and pulled the plugs and found cylinders 1 & 2 were very wet with fuel. there was spark at both cylinders, but both were not firing. i removed the leads while the engine was idling and cylinders 1 & 2 had no change to the missing, indicating those cylinders were the cylinders missing.

i drove the car home and let is sit there until this evening so i could have a look at it. so tonight i started it and had the same issue.

so i removed the carb, pulled it all down cleaned it all out, and re-fitted it, cleaned the plugs, and now it idles and fires on all cylinders again.

what i think happend was while the engine was sitting parked overnight before i had the missing issue, fuel had leaked from the carb into cylinders 1 & 2 and caused the spark plugs to foul the morning i drove it.

what would be causing this to happen? fuel leakage into the cylinders while the engine is turned off overnight.

any ideas? leaking pump jets?

thanks in advance

Jason 8)

Author:  drmini in aust [ Fri Sep 03, 2010 9:13 pm ]
Post subject: 

Maybe float level is set too high? or perhaps there's too much fuel pressure.

Author:  Convertible Mini [ Sat Sep 04, 2010 7:32 am ]
Post subject:  Weber

Also make sure the Carb is sitting at the correct angle as that will effect float level too.

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