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Vehicle & Technical => Suzuki => Topic started by: sj-steward on October 26, 2008, 20:34:48

Title: sj not running propley
Post by: sj-steward on October 26, 2008, 20:34:48
hi there I'm new to the mud club well i went and got a SJ this weekend 413SJ drove it back 80mile no problem come off the motorway and it started dyeing so i put my foot to the floor with the clutch in and it would very slowly build up but very sick  :( managed to get it home then about 3/4 hour later i was running fine again for about 10 min very gutted i am as i missed out on a really good local pay and play track to day Can any one help please i have brought new plugs but it all so runs the same and its a pig to start from cold sorry for the long questions and many  thanks
Title: Re: sj not running propley
Post by: baz2236 on October 26, 2008, 20:43:50
What sort of carb has it got. I am having similar problems with mine.
Title: Re: sj not running propley
Post by: sj-steward on October 26, 2008, 20:46:55
its got the standered carb on it as i cant afford a su just yet
Title: Re: sj not running propley
Post by: aaron on October 27, 2008, 21:10:37
Hi there i have had a couple of sj's which usually suffer with these running probs. Carbs can be a pain in the backside as they are so over completed, your best bet is to check for air leaks around all of the vacuum pipes, and make sure none of the linkages are seized. You can buy new vacuum hose from a motor factor very cheap so i would replace them all, one at a time!!! Also consider fitting a much simpler (and better) carb such as a nikki, they are great and give you more power!!!
Title: Re: sj not running propley
Post by: sj-steward on October 27, 2008, 21:28:46
i have a Nikki carb what i was going to fit but when i tried the linkages was all the wrong side and i don't know if its the right Nikki carb it has the glass viewing window on the side ??? :?
Title: Re: sj not running propley
Post by: aaron on October 28, 2008, 15:42:21
The nikki carb i bought for mine had the window bit facing the front of the truck. Also neither the throttle or choke cables would fit, it took some bracket making and general dicking about to make good, but was well worth the effort. 
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