Hi folks
Have finally got my '90 GQ RB30 on the road and am loving having it going and legal but am having a frustrating problem. When it runs its is pretty good, I can drive into town, drive around the shops but when I get home and turn into the drive it chokes and dies. It will start and will run if I feather the throttle, almost as if it is only running on the fuel being delivered by the accelerator pump. Definitely sounds rough and plenty of banging coming from the exhaust as the rich mix goes down the exhaust! If I pump the pedal and then hit the key it will fire and run for four seconds then die. I have left it on the side of the road for a few hours and now it fires up and runs no problem. It has been on LPG but that has been removed and it did sit for 6 months but it always started and ran without any trouble while it was parked up, has fresh fuel in it. Anyone got any suggestions?
Have finally got my '90 GQ RB30 on the road and am loving having it going and legal but am having a frustrating problem. When it runs its is pretty good, I can drive into town, drive around the shops but when I get home and turn into the drive it chokes and dies. It will start and will run if I feather the throttle, almost as if it is only running on the fuel being delivered by the accelerator pump. Definitely sounds rough and plenty of banging coming from the exhaust as the rich mix goes down the exhaust! If I pump the pedal and then hit the key it will fire and run for four seconds then die. I have left it on the side of the road for a few hours and now it fires up and runs no problem. It has been on LPG but that has been removed and it did sit for 6 months but it always started and ran without any trouble while it was parked up, has fresh fuel in it. Anyone got any suggestions?