LI- Dave & Busters Meet: February 23
well then I'm in the bronx how do I get involved in this caravan. I'm close to Queens. I'm right between the throggsneck and whitestone bridge which both go into Queens.
http://maps.google.com/maps?f=d&hl=e...2,0.32135&z=12
I'll be there no later than 8:40. Peace
1) Fully charged the battery using wall power overnight, and kept charger plugged in during starting attempts
2) did the "crank for 10 seconds with the gas pedal depressed" thing a few times
3) took out the fuel pump fuse and removed the spark plugs entirely and cranked it to "clear out" any gas.
4) Removed all the plugs and let it sit overnight to let any gas evaporate
5) Bought a BRAND NEW set of plugs, tried starting with fresh plugs and after sitting overnight, with a fully charged battery. If that doesn't fix a flood, WTF else can they do at the shop??
heres the fix that we do that has worked for me 2-3x in my own garage on the rx8. and a dozen times on my rx7's and friends.
jump it with another vehicle, someone giving it gas at about 4krpms then crank the 8 with the pedal down and 3-4 with pedal off.
once cranks you will see the exhaust have white smoke come out.
g/l
jump it with another vehicle, someone giving it gas at about 4krpms then crank the 8 with the pedal down and 3-4 with pedal off.
once cranks you will see the exhaust have white smoke come out.
g/l
See this is what bothers me (aside from the $200 it's costing me). They say, yes, it is flooded. But I thoroughly tried to de-flood, and I don't understand what they might have done that I didn't do. In this order, I:
1) Fully charged the battery using wall power overnight, and kept charger plugged in during starting attempts
2) did the "crank for 10 seconds with the gas pedal depressed" thing a few times
3) took out the fuel pump fuse and removed the spark plugs entirely and cranked it to "clear out" any gas.
4) Removed all the plugs and let it sit overnight to let any gas evaporate
5) Bought a BRAND NEW set of plugs, tried starting with fresh plugs and after sitting overnight, with a fully charged battery. If that doesn't fix a flood, WTF else can they do at the shop??
1) Fully charged the battery using wall power overnight, and kept charger plugged in during starting attempts
2) did the "crank for 10 seconds with the gas pedal depressed" thing a few times
3) took out the fuel pump fuse and removed the spark plugs entirely and cranked it to "clear out" any gas.
4) Removed all the plugs and let it sit overnight to let any gas evaporate
5) Bought a BRAND NEW set of plugs, tried starting with fresh plugs and after sitting overnight, with a fully charged battery. If that doesn't fix a flood, WTF else can they do at the shop??
Im heading to queens right now, got to run some errands get a cut, help my bro install a clutch on his Mitsubishi EVO 8, then head out to LI to see my famz, and should be there if everything goes as planned.
NO rotary though, lol
Jason NYC
i kinda wanna go now.. but i feel like my car is half complete. i'm still waiting for my sides and trunk.. and i just got my car back from the dealership so i haven't gotten the chance to put my greddy exhaust back on. so i'm on my stock :[
joe/jayar call me before you guys head out. i'll see if i get enough studying done after work.
joe/jayar call me before you guys head out. i'll see if i get enough studying done after work.
Last edited by caaahhlvinn; Feb 23, 2008 at 01:59 PM.


