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IMG_3327em
Next request was for a compression check. 80/80, 80/80, 80/80, 79/80. No problem there. But while doing this I decided to check the plugs. Cylinder #3 plugs looked different. WHY?
Date: 06/12/2012
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IMG_3331em
Turn the plugs over and one plug on #3 looks funny. Calls for a closer look...
Date: 06/12/2012
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IMG_3332em
Looks like that plug had been bumped some time during transport. Porcelain shows a crack. OK, replaced ALL the plugs. Engine still didn't run right.
Date: 06/12/2012
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IMG_3334post
Requests to check the fuel delivery system. Started with the gascolator. Any large quantity of crap in the gascolator? Here's the fuel from the gascolator in the test vessel. A tiny bit of black crud from who knows what. But not enough to cause a pro
Date: 06/13/2012
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IMG_3367post
Request for fuel pressure input to the fuel pressure regulator. Installed a fuel pressure sensor on the input to the regulator. So now we have differential pressure out of the regulator and pressure into the regulator.
Date: 07/02/2012
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IMG_3374em
Run the engine, check the pressures. All seems OK. 5 lbs into the regulator and 3.8 lbs out of the regulator. This is with the Billet mechanical pump. Which became the next source of concern.
Date: 07/04/2012
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IMG_3384em
Remove the Billet pump from the circuit. Run with only electric pump. Input line connected directly to the regulator. At the same time, remove airbox pressure from differential gauge to get absolute fuel pressure out of regulator.
Date: 07/09/2012
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IMG_3392
Differential pressure with engine running on electric pump: 3.8 lbs
Date: 07/09/2012
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IMG_3391em
Input fuel pressure: 5 lbs. Just like with the Billet pump. Next request was for a fuel flow test. Reconnected the Billet pump to the fuel circult. One electric pump running fuel through the billet pump produced 1 gallon of fuel in a bit less than 3 m
Date: 07/09/2012
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IMG_3438em
There was a bit more work with the Billet pump package, but it proved not to be the problem. Moving on, OK, not the fuel system. Try running the engine as a normally aspirated engine. Remove the connection between the turbo and airbox. Believe it or
Date: 07/17/2012
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