cline reg o.s. 1.60fx
01-11-2010, 11:01 PM
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cline reg o.s. 1.60fx
where is the best place the mount the reg? inbetween the needle and carb or between the needle and tank? my 1.60 is a pain in the ass to start once it starts it runs ok.
also does anyone have any pics of there setups with a remote needle valve?
also does anyone have any pics of there setups with a remote needle valve?
01-11-2010, 11:24 PM
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RE: cline reg o.s. 1.60fx
How is your starting technique?
If it runs ok why bother with the pump? you may end up adding a problem to your setup.
tell us more about your setup and give us some info...
What I do is:
Open the carb,
put the finger over the carb,
flip the prop firmly to prime the engine properly (without glow plug battery)...
flip again several times without choking
put the throttle at idle, put the glow battery
backflip with the spinner or flip the prop backwards and the engine usually runs.
If it runs ok why bother with the pump? you may end up adding a problem to your setup.
tell us more about your setup and give us some info...
What I do is:
Open the carb,
put the finger over the carb,
flip the prop firmly to prime the engine properly (without glow plug battery)...
flip again several times without choking
put the throttle at idle, put the glow battery
backflip with the spinner or flip the prop backwards and the engine usually runs.
01-11-2010, 11:46 PM
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RE: cline reg o.s. 1.60fx
ORIGINAL: estradajae
How is your starting technique?
If it runs ok why bother with the pump? you may end up adding a problem to your setup.
tell us more about your setup and give us some info...
What I do is:
Open the carb,
put the finger over the carb,
flip the prop firmly to prime the engine properly (without glow plug battery)...
flip again several times without choking
put the throttle at idle, put the glow battery
backflip with the spinner or flip the prop backwards and the engine usually runs.
How is your starting technique?
If it runs ok why bother with the pump? you may end up adding a problem to your setup.
tell us more about your setup and give us some info...
What I do is:
Open the carb,
put the finger over the carb,
flip the prop firmly to prime the engine properly (without glow plug battery)...
flip again several times without choking
put the throttle at idle, put the glow battery
backflip with the spinner or flip the prop backwards and the engine usually runs.
W8ye: so do you hang the reg by the fuel line?
01-12-2010, 09:43 AM
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RE: cline reg o.s. 1.60fx
ORIGINAL: w8ye
It looks secure enough
If you get some mixture variation problems, replumb it to be before the needle valve.
It looks secure enough
If you get some mixture variation problems, replumb it to be before the needle valve.
01-12-2010, 11:11 AM
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RE: cline reg o.s. 1.60fx
Having the Cline between the Needle Valve and the carb leads to there being little rich surges of fuel allowed in the engine as the needle & seat valve in the Cline opens, the fuel in the line from the needle valve to the Cline can rush into the engine. As the engine begins to run this settles down and is not so noticable.
01-12-2010, 11:42 PM
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RE: cline reg o.s. 1.60fx
switched it around again so its right off the needle valve. was a pain in the ass to start at first but shut it off bled the pressure out started right up going to try it tomorrow when it hasnt been started for the day.
01-13-2010, 07:56 AM
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RE: cline reg o.s. 1.60fx
ORIGINAL: w8ye
Mount the regulator almost against the needle valve.
Works better to be between the needle valve and the tank.
Mount the regulator almost against the needle valve.
Works better to be between the needle valve and the tank.
