stalling problem
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From: norwich, UNITED KINGDOM
hi
i have a thunder tiger ts4n and it will run perfectly with the shell off but when i put the shell on it sits there and runs but as soon as i open the throttle it stalls so please can you help thanks
i have a thunder tiger ts4n and it will run perfectly with the shell off but when i put the shell on it sits there and runs but as soon as i open the throttle it stalls so please can you help thanks
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From: topsfield, MA
sounds like when you put the body on it rubs on something , killing the engine.
Or putting on the body reduces the air flow leaning it out when you go to full throttle, try richening the hsn
Or putting on the body reduces the air flow leaning it out when you go to full throttle, try richening the hsn
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How long does it take you to put the body on? If it's idling for any amount if time the engine will load up with fuel, and cut out (usually when you try to accelerate). Leaning the LSN should help slightly, or else blip the throttle when you're putting on the body - possibly get someone to do this for you as it's difficult to do both at the same time.
Other possibililies include the bodyshell catching on the tyres (unlikely but possible) or the shell somehow restricting the fuel flow (pinching fuel line) - this is equally unlikely due to the routing of the fuel line on the TS4 (i have one).
Running with a bodyshell will not reduce the air flow significantly enough to cause the engine to stall - although it will run slightly hotter if there are no ventilation holes cut in it.
Other possibililies include the bodyshell catching on the tyres (unlikely but possible) or the shell somehow restricting the fuel flow (pinching fuel line) - this is equally unlikely due to the routing of the fuel line on the TS4 (i have one).
Running with a bodyshell will not reduce the air flow significantly enough to cause the engine to stall - although it will run slightly hotter if there are no ventilation holes cut in it.




