Flooded engine
11-05-05 | 05:31 PM
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Flooded engine
Well had my first case of a seriously flooded engine.
luckily i have already read the procedure for getting it started so after trying the easy way wich was to pull the plugs turn the beast over for 30 secs with the throttle full down and replace with new plugs (was ready for them anyway), then it started
Ran like <crap> for 1st 5 mins but then run fine.
Thank **** i read this beforehand as i was still not prepaired for it.
Its so unlike a piston engine.
Spun like it was busted haha.
luckily i have already read the procedure for getting it started so after trying the easy way wich was to pull the plugs turn the beast over for 30 secs with the throttle full down and replace with new plugs (was ready for them anyway), then it started
Ran like <crap> for 1st 5 mins but then run fine.
Thank **** i read this beforehand as i was still not prepaired for it.
Its so unlike a piston engine.
Spun like it was busted haha.
Last edited by dgeesaman; 11-05-05 at 05:43 PM.
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