We have a 2.0 CU running Dells.
When running and up to temp one side carb cold and manifold is cold.
Opposite side is hot and the carb warm.
What could cause this?
Aircooled inlet manifold hot.
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Aircooled inlet manifold hot.
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Re: Aircooled inlet manifold hot.
Blocked air filter? ( One method I used to detect contraband hidden in air conditioning filters on ships - output is hotter than it should be. You can detect it the same in the air filters on running engines - blockage and the air filter is hot. Mind you these filters were the size of our engines!)
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Re: Aircooled inlet manifold hot.
I would hope it was that simple but it's not the case here, thanks.Oldiebut goodie wrote:Blocked air filter? ( One method I used to detect contraband hidden in air conditioning filters on ships - output is hotter than it should be. You can detect it the same in the air filters on running engines - blockage and the air filter is hot. Mind you these filters were the size of our engines!)
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Re: Aircooled inlet manifold hot.
You need to look at the side that is cold...
Essentially once the engine is up to temp, you'll have heat transfer up the inlet manifold from the head, so if one side is cold, and the other hot, then the cold side isn't running right...
Essentially once the engine is up to temp, you'll have heat transfer up the inlet manifold from the head, so if one side is cold, and the other hot, then the cold side isn't running right...
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