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Hot start problems with B20B in a 122

posted by  someone claiming to be Chris in Calgary on  Fri Aug 30 18:20 CST 2002 [RELATED]

Brett,

Dont run the car until you are sure there is no gas leaking. Gas running down the outside of the carb goes right on the exhaust, especially if you have the dual down-tube. Also, the fumes can accumulate on a calm day and cause an instant engine fire when you start the car (I speak from experience on this one!)

Doesnt everyone have a box of SU carbs in their garage?

Chris






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