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Re: Its spring and my T25 won't start
Posted: 23 Mar 2012, 11:31
by ermie571
well done! Now, don't leave her so long next time xx
Re: Its spring and my T25 won't start
Posted: 23 Mar 2012, 11:44
by jamesc76
Shakepear wrote:
Easy start - nearly as good as Jack Daniels
Many thanks
Dont get into the habbit of using it all the time tho its very potent stuff and can cause other problems like burning valve seats etc!
Re: Its spring and my T25 won't start
Posted: 23 Mar 2012, 21:05
by MidLifeCrisis
Think I may very soon be experiencing the same thing as I've just changed out all/most of the fuel lines and its been stood for a few weeks, so chances are that fuel supply will be a problem.
Taking CovKid's advice, stupid question but are we talking about removing the pancake, and pouring petrol into the carb chamber that is covered by the choke flap?? (or am I missing something/about to hurt myself)
Thanks
Re: Its spring and my T25 won't start
Posted: 24 Mar 2012, 07:56
by kevtherev
yes midlife that is correct.
can you imagine trying to do that with a modern car
...assuming you can find the engine under all the plastic
Re: Its spring and my T25 won't start
Posted: 24 Mar 2012, 11:45
by ghost123uk
MidLifeCrisis wrote:
Taking CovKid's advice, stupid question but are we talking about removing the pancake, and pouring petrol into the carb chamber that is covered by the choke flap?? (or am I missing something/about to hurt myself)
Thanks
Have a wet towel to hand as, often, a backfire can cause small flames in the carb mouth, nothing to worry about as long as you know it can happen and are prepared for it.