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Author Topic: Engine problem while at the track yesterday. (FIXED)  (Read 935 times)

Offline Shaun

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Re: Engine problem while at the track yesterday. (FIXED)
« Reply #25 on: September, 05, 2010, 04:22:18 PM »
Whoohoo!  Easy fix!

Sounds like my easy fix today after 4.5 really hard sessions.  Car decided to blow a 3" tear into the top rad hose and blow coolant out like a geyser all over the windsheild at full tilt rounding a bend.  Ran over to Autozone and put another hose on it, runs just fine.  Phew.

That is 2 coolant explosions at that track this year.  1st a freeze plug and now this.  I hope its coincedence and nothing more serious.

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Re: Engine problem while at the track yesterday. (FIXED)
« Reply #26 on: September, 05, 2010, 05:39:11 PM »
Yep....as usual John was RIGHT. Why didn't you just say that Wed night when it happened!




Slacker.


Didn't see the video till Thurs.  .....  I've herd that sound before. That's what a bad condenser sounds like.


I vote it's an ignition issue, not the carb. It sounds like a bad coil or if you have points, it's the condenser or both.

 I've herd that should a few times - Just my .02

I also have had that feeling a few times. Watching you pull the steering wheel says it all -  :roulette







Glad you got it fixed.

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Re: Engine problem while at the track yesterday. (FIXED)
« Reply #27 on: September, 05, 2010, 07:30:47 PM »
Yep....as usual John was RIGHT. Why didn't you just say that Wed night when it happened!




Slacker.

i think somebody else said it sounded like an ignition problem weds night...... :wm?

glad you got it fixed easy enough. i had a dizzy problem once & only way i discovered it was turning the thing over by hand & noticed the rotor button ended up in a slightly different spot each time. ended up the dipshit at the speed shop sold me a 351w dizzy to go in a 351c. the gear was slipping a tooth every now & then. ended up having to replace the dizzy & camshaft.

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