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On 26 May 2005 09:36:32 -0700, "almus" wrote:
~~ snippage ~~ Leaking fuel lift pump diaphram?? Are you getting an excessive amount of oil/gas in your engine pan from the air baffle? If so, the gas line may be leaking and it might be one of those situational things. A friend of mine has the same FICHT I have and had a really interesting problem in which the fuel line had a teeny little split and it dumped fuel into the baffle which caused the engine to do much the same as your describing. The only other thing I can think of based on my limited experience with FICHT engine repairs (~~ snicker ~~) is that the pump itself may be hiccupping for one reason or another. Sorry - can't do better than that. Later, Tom |
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Tom,
Thanks for your info. I called Bombardier tech support. They are actually pretty good to deal with; no wait on hold. You get directly connected to technical folks. They suggested that either the fuel pump diaphragm was leaking (#1 possible cause) or that the TPS was screwey (much less likely). The leaking diaphragm would however make it run fast after the engine was sitting...just the opposite of what I see. I will check the fuel lift pump vacuum lines. If they are full of fuel I will have my culprit, if not I will probably button up the motor and go fishing. |
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On 26 May 2005 10:08:38 -0700, "almus" wrote:
Thanks for your info. I called Bombardier tech support. They are actually pretty good to deal with; no wait on hold. You get directly connected to technical folks. They are terrific folks aren't they? Glad you have an idea of the problem. Good luck with it. Later, Tom |
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