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Blokeinamoke
 Post subject: stall and die
PostPosted: Sat Nov 24, 2007 10:21 am 
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No matter how many revs you give it - its stalls as you try to move off.

The pedal height is fine and you can feel friction point.

It was fine three days ago and hasnt been driven very far since.

Just canvasing ideas before I pull the clutch apart again.
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cush
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how's the mixture?

is there an air/fuel blockage?

how's the timing?

Mod Inclusion: Try releasing the handbrake.

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cush wrote:
how's the mixture?


mabye a little rich

cush wrote:
is there an air/fuel blockage?


nup

cush wrote:
how's the timing?

about 11:42 :P
fine-ish

but none of that has changed in three days
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Will the moke roll by itself or is a brake jammed on somewhere , is there anything (lost spanner or screwdriver) jammed in your rubber uni's , look for anything odd at this stage before stripping the clutch .

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rolls by itself. It drives down hill. As soon as you apply load it stalls

Mixture has no effect - have tried a little lean to quite rich to no effect.

the clutch is not overthrowing.
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Check your electrical connections , is a wire held tight anywhere , is one squashed anywhere , anything that would be affected by the engines slight movement when it's under load ?

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the electrics are all behaving as inteneded.

If I put into neutral quickly enough it will avoid the stall.
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so does it rev OK in neutral ?

distributor hasn't come loose and turned itself around has it ?

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simon k wrote:
so does it rev OK in neutral ?

distributor hasn't come loose and turned itself around has it ?


yep revs just fine in neutral - only stalls on load
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haven't got another coil to try have you?

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i have NFI when it comes to the box in an a-series but it might be something wrong with 1st gear so have you tried it in reverse or 2nd if it has the grunt,

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simon k wrote:
haven't got another coil to try have you?


Simon++... I reckon you might be onto something there ;)

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sgc wrote:
simon k wrote:
haven't got another coil to try have you?


Simon++... I reckon you might be onto something there ;)


yep - tried that - the same :cry:
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Are you running a vacuum advance distributer , is the vacuum line hooked up and has the advance mechanism inside the dizzy fallen apart and over advancing under load ?

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sports850 wrote:
Are you running a vacuum advance distributer , is the vacuum line hooked up and has the advance mechanism inside the dizzy fallen apart and over advancing under load ?


I will check that - is the advance mechanical as well as vacuum - ie does it have a weights mechanism as well as the vacuum ?
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