savage x starting problem

guys kindly help me with my dilemma my savage x is starting but a few second engine cuts off, sometimes it starts ok then while pressing the accelerator engine cuts off also. try to adjust the carburetor and the slow speed adjustment but i still have the same problem.

pls. help.

thanks

I know exactly your problem... just change your spark Plug... thats it!

try this tight the carburator to the to the leanest then turn it back 2 1/2 then try to start if ti stall when pressing the accelarator turn it again .5 mm till when it is not stalling when you full thorttle.

Jojohn wrote:

I know exactly your problem... just change your spark Plug... thats it!

pafs spark plug is new just change it last 27/11/2009

J.Drift wrote:

try this tight the carburator to the to the leanest then turn it back 2 1/2 then try to start if ti stall when pressing the accelarator turn it again .5 mm till when it is not stalling when you full thorttle.

thanks sir, will try it tomorrow.

reset the carb setting and try again u probably need a tune up since the weather is changing.

besides,

cold weather will give slightly better performance because the outer cor of the block id kept at a lower temp, thus allowing for the piston to be under greater comperssion since the block is not expanding as much when it is heated........hope this info gets your veins runnin with nitro!!!!!

I think it's because of your carburator settings, try adjusting the low needle...Ahmed, you're one post off of 500 posts

luvkorcko@psp3slimko wrote:

Jojohn wrote:

I know exactly your problem... just change your spark Plug... thats it!

pafs spark plug is new just change it last 27/11/2009

make sure you double check the plug sometimes you may get a dud....take the plug out the motor and connect to the ignitor....check that the whole coil glow orange...

also you may want to try a slightly warmer plug (one step warmer) for the cold months here...I wold suggest have a couple of different plugs in your tools box so you use choose the best plug for the current conditions....

that plus a retune should get you going again....like Vinesh said the weather can drastically change the performance of nitro engines....make special note of temperature and humidity...

try to remove the spark plug and start the engine (rotating the peston) and check the amount of fuel coming of if you feel it is lean so try to go a bit rich and install the plug again and run the car and as the guys said the first problem always comes from the glow plug or from a less fuel going to the carb