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Re: 1.6 petrol t25 gutless

Posted: 09 May 2016, 08:48
by bigherb
The original ignition system would have been the ideal solution just needed someone who can diagnose which part was faulty rather than just replace the whole lot.
Without knowing what the original fault was it is hard to say which is the most cost effective way now. But get it running properly as it is now will be the easiest just not the best.

Re: 1.6 petrol t25 gutless

Posted: 10 May 2016, 16:58
by Dorothy
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Next load of photos of left side of carb. Is that fuel filter in the engine bay going to blow us up?!!

Thanks :shock:

Re: 1.6 petrol t25 gutless

Posted: 10 May 2016, 17:42
by bigherb
Try taking a photo actually looking at the the left side of the carb so I can see it full on.

The filter is not ideal there, it is not doing what it needs to and just adds more connections that are under pressure.
It should be mounted under the vehicle behind the fuel tank
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Re: 1.6 petrol t25 gutless

Posted: 11 May 2016, 06:24
by Dorothy
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Yet more photos, hope we've got it right this time...
Cheers. We'll take the extra filter out.

Re: 1.6 petrol t25 gutless

Posted: 11 May 2016, 09:20
by bigherb
These vac pipes are the wrong way round swap them over.
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Replace the manky rubber vacuum hose with some 3mm silicone hose to stop any air leaks.
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Re: 1.6 petrol t25 gutless

Posted: 11 May 2016, 12:21
by magloboy
Big Herb you my friend are a legend
Will swap over tonite and have ordered the 3mm hose through the link
If we ever meet up at a bash in the future then I owe you a few beers
Cheers
Mate
PS thanks to everybody else for the input :D