Jeabajuice
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I was checking my rc and when I turned it over, I saw fuel spots on the bottom of the chassis and on the flywheel. Is this normal?
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not really. sounds like a fuel lines leeking, or fuel tank leeking. an out side chance is reversion out the carburetor.
What fuel are you running?
Tmaxnoob
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Maybe your running to rich?
Jeabajuice
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I'm running Bryon's Gen 20%.
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I don't even think its fuel, I think it is just the residue.
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I don't even think its fuel, I think it is just the residue.
mtaylortank
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you ever get it running??
Jeabajuice
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Well, I got it running for the first tank of break in. Was trying to start it for 2nd tank on Saturday but I could not get gas to the engine. I primed it by putting my finger on the exhaust and pulling the starter and I saw no fuel in the lines however I did flood the engine. How is that possible?
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mtaylortank
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you already had fuel in the line
Jeabajuice
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But I could not even see it. Guess I have to look more clearly!
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