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chris246810 04-29-2007 04:43 PM

charging glow plug
 
i just got my cen ct5 and my cen geninis 7.7 i wanted to start to break in the enging just got a question my glow starter has be chargeing for about 5hrs is that good enough time to use it or should i wait till the next day? also is it ok if i leave the fuel iside the gas tank in the car over night if i can't get it to start.

The Real Dogman 04-29-2007 05:03 PM

RE: charging glow plug
 
Chris, welcome to the boards(forums) and the world of CEN ownership..

5 hours should be enough to get your engines started.

You really should not leaveyour fuel in any open container, the nitromethane will evaporate very fast and the alcohol will absorb moisture. Your fuel shouls always be kept in an airtight container in a cool dry location..

Again Welcome, And feel free to use the search feature to answer all your questions. if the search does not get you results then ask!!

chris246810 04-29-2007 05:58 PM

RE: charging glow plug
 
hello dam these engings are real hard to start or the glow plug isn't charged i just tried to start my genisis and nothing not a dame thing. i dont wanna keep trying it cause i dont want to break the recoil spring. i will leave the fuel in the gas tank and all primed for tomorrow when i get home after work. i day shoulond't be so bad. i even tried holing the throttle down a little bit.

nomobux 04-29-2007 06:22 PM

RE: charging glow plug
 
Make sure you have fuel to the carb. You can pull the line off the muffler and give it a couple of quick puffs. Make sure your ignitor is charged. Pull the plug and connect the ignitor. You should have a strong glow. Good spark and fuel and you should fire. you could also trim the throttle servo up ( open at the carb ) just a bit when starting.

ORIGINAL: chris246810

hello dam these engings are real hard to start or the glow plug isn't charged i just tried to start my genisis and nothing not a dame thing. i dont wanna keep trying it cause i dont want to break the recoil spring. i will leave the fuel in the gas tank and all primed for tomorrow when i get home after work. i day shoulond't be so bad. i even tried holing the throttle down a little bit.

chris246810 04-30-2007 10:15 AM

RE: charging glow plug
 
wow i finaly got my genisis started this morning. the pull start gave me blisters lol. now i have a question i just finished ideling my first tank of fuel. should i worry about the big oil spot under the muffler. also the engin was smoking alittle bit is that ok. one more question i haven't set up the transmission yet i was going to do that after i broke in the engin is that ok?

nomobux 05-01-2007 06:30 AM

RE: charging glow plug
 
The engine is set to run very fat ( rich ) for break in. The big puddle is normal and yes, you can adj the shift points later. Smoke is normal also.

ORIGINAL: chris246810

wow i finaly got my genisis started this morning. the pull start gave me blisters lol. now i have a question i just finished ideling my first tank of fuel. should i worry about the big oil spot under the muffler. also the engin was smoking alittle bit is that ok. one more question i haven't set up the transmission yet i was going to do that after i broke in the engin is that ok?


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