Project 4ktq continues to fight me

[Brett Dikeman]

On Feb 10, 2006, at 3:40 AM, Alan Pritchard wrote:

> Ok, im clutching at straws a little.. but
> Firstly take the inlet rubber off and check the cis plate moves  
> freely,
> I had this once where it was just stuck, then when cranking, open the
> plate by hand just to check if theres an increase in fuel delivery.

I know next to nothing about CIS, but can't you 'bounce' the plate  
via the mixture adjustment hole?

We did this once with a 4000 turbo conversion that wouldn't start;  
after bouncing the plate, it'd start and idle (it would then get  
stuck and run super-rich on the track, however.)

Brett
PS:Can you please omit the silly, meaningless two paragraphs of "this  
message is intended..." garbage?  1998 called, it wants its useless  
disclaimers back ;-)