help with a flooding exhaust

[Greywolf74]

HERE is the manual for your Kyosho GX-12 engine. It has the stock needle settings and other useful info in there about your engine.

 

[neil-palmer1]

many thanks greywolf74, dont know how i havent found that before, normaly looking for info whilst on breaks at work as currently working 12hrs a day 7 days a week so must have overlooked it one day. thanks again and il get back to u guys if i still got the same prob.

 

[Rolex]

I don't care what you think.
... so gargle on my nutsack says this clown......

jeff5150....

 

[frickenjoey]

many thanks greywolf74, dont know how i havent found that before, normaly looking for info whilst on breaks at work as currently working 12hrs a day 7 days a week so must have overlooked it one day. thanks again and il get back to u guys if i still got the same prob.

Neil.... buddy I hear you, I work 60-75 hours weeks as well. Some times more and it leave very little time for fun. Hope it works for you. I am pretty confident it will.

 

[2revo1maxx]

many thanks greywolf74, dont know how i havent found that before, normaly looking for info whilst on breaks at work as currently working 12hrs a day 7 days a week so must have overlooked it one day. thanks again and il get back to u guys if i still got the same prob.

Do you work in the AG or canning business?

 

[neil-palmer1]

no i work in security.

 

[seffmccoy]

I would check the carb setting before you start swapping fuel tanks. I have owned over 30 different nitro models though the years and have NEVER had a fuel tank flood the exhaust unless it was flipped upside down. The nipple for pressure is in the top of the tank....there is no straw going down into the fuel on 99.99% of tanks for the pressure..... if it was some how sucking fuel out once the level went down it would stop. But hey, it is your money do what you want but I HIGHLY doubt it is your tank. Not only that if it was sucking fuel out of the exhaust it can't ALSO send fuel to the carb. If the engine is running... you are NOT.... I repeat NOT "Sucking" fuel out through the exhaust. Where would the air come from to prevent a vacuum from forming in the tank if you had fuel simultaneously going out the pipe and into the carb? Can't happen, basic physics proves that wrong.....check your needle settings and engine temps.

My gtx has a straw from the top plug to the bottom of the tank, it floods through my exhaust constantly. Thought about getting a 1 way valve

 

[STONER RC]

The carbs or the tank as NOTHING to do with. The fuel coming out of the exhust.. that is you carb is WAY to rich.. all you want is some smoke coming out nothing else... there's two lines.. bottom from tank to carb. And top line to exhust to create back pressure in the fuel tank to help push the fuel.. what do you mean a straw from top plug?? you tank from the top to bottom?do you have your fuel lines mixed up?