Question-OS140FI
Henderson,Eric
Eric.Henderson at gartner.com
Mon Aug 25 18:34:50 AKDT 2003
Might be a sticking ring.
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Subject: Re: Question-OS140FI
Frans,
I had an OS104EFI behave in a like manner (albeit, not after a period of
storage). Changing the injector fixed the problem. I suppose it is possible
that the injector may be partially clogged with congealed oil and restricting
the fuel flow at full throttle - in which case soaking the injector in fuel
might help.
Good luck,
Dave Lockhart
DaveL322 at comcast.net
> Guys,
>
> I have an OS140FI which had been running nicely prior to a long storage.
> This engine is now having difficulty to reach higher rpm, richening or leaning
> via the electronic controller does not seem to help.
> It can start with no problem, it can reach mid stick rpm at around 6300-6500
> rpm, but it will hesitate beyond that.
> I have checked the check valve (seems o.k), the filter (also o.k), change glow
> plug, but cannot solve the problem. Compression seems all right.
>
> Can you please give your comments ?
>
> Thanks a lot.
>
> Frans D. Sutadji,
> Jakarta, Indonesia
> NSRCA2820
>
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