Dutton Kit Cars and their owners
whats this in my ginnel
just found this in my ginnel behind my melos. i think someone has droped in their with a chopper :-)
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Permalink Reply by Brian (up north) Morris on
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thanks steve. just been out for a drive in it. i love it. needs some bits ironing out . bit of fuel starvation. fuel pump making a funny noise so im guessing need another one. £25 not bad. you were right about the tyres noisy but ads to the rough feel. yup back to working hard now. and saving for a phaeton. want one with a massive engine :-)
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Permalink Reply by Steve Kerswell on
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Hoping to push on with mine tomorrow onwards, got it running ( bit ruff!) decided to get some inner wings knocked up, if I can find the alloy sheet I put down somewhere.
Sierra's rule OK :-))
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i spend more time looking for things. than working. think you will be suprised with the power gain of the pinto. sierras do rule.......lol :-)
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Legerra: flat packed car: open the doors and fold it in half, it almost does it itself :)))))
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ha ha. sounds brill. flat pack
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:-) wonder if it comes with easy to understand instructions :-)
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Permalink Reply by Adrian Southgate on
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@ Steve - I agree completely and as I said to Brian the day I dropped the Sierra off - if it wasn't for the DOC this wouldn't have happened.
@ Brian - Well done mate. A grand job well sorted. It's a kit, there will always be 'jobs' that need doing. Now get out there and drive it.
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have done today ade but its bugging me this nearly cutting out thing. gonna clean the maff tmz think it may be that. do i use carb cleaner ? i think last thing to hit it was easy start maybe that cleaned it
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It's worth cleaning all the sensors / senders. If its carbon deposits then use brake / carb cleaner and a soft brush.
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cheers. if i accelerate quick it does it recovers and goes. if i do it slow its better but still does it. im torn between that and fuel pump. what your opinion ??
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Permalink Reply by James Doulton on
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I think that there should be a potentiometer on the throttle spindle which will tell the control unit that you have floored it. If that isn't working right then the system would rely on the MAF which would give a slower response and in the mean time it would run lean, leading to spluttering.
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wow any pics please im a bit lost their james
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