beason said:
. first check your tank lid, i think the revo had a problem with the lid sealing. change your fuel lines, check your fuel filter if you have one. maby take the carb off and make sure it isnt clogged. seal the carb, seal the backplate. make sure your head screws are tight, and eveny tightend down.
OK, i have similar issues.. I have now changed all my fuel lines..
Unsure of how to tighten the seal on the fuel tank, i see two philips screws inside the tank lid, are these to create a btter seal.. i ask coz my lid is not popping when the fuel tank is empty although it does make a load pop when opened with fuel inside when the cars been running.. which would indicate to me a good seal on the fuel tank lid...
I'd assume next place to check for air leaks would be the carb, not an area i've messed with yet, i've bought a spare seal just in case, but i would be grateful if someone could tell me the quickest way to remove the carb to check for leaks.. and to check the seal..
Any help on this will be appreciated.. although since changing the fuel lines i've not had chance to run the car so the process of elimination has not been tested yet..
Also just thought i'd mention i've noticed some sort of deposit half way along the exhaust system, where the join is... Is this possibly a leak of some kind that could be a part of the problem.. or is this normal... it's a sort of greasy deposit.. not loads of it but enough to be noticable...
Cheers fellas..
Bristar
p.s as mentioned i'm doing all this coz i'm getting some very high temps ... 320-340 and on one occasion as high as 400....
Oh i've also cut many many small holes into the windshield to increase airflow..