Fading on Corners

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1066george
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Fading on Corners

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I wonder if anyone has had this problem. I am running a 16v KR engine and it keep dying on sharpish corners but picks up again immediately when the road straightens out . The fuel pumps both seem OK as it accelerates really well in a straight line and everything else is fine. Don't don't think it is ignition. Any ideas welcome.

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Re: Fading on Corners

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Fuel tank running very low?

Dodgy electrical connection under lateral g? You can try wiggling things while engine is idling.


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Sounds like you need a swirl pot in the fuel system to even out the fuel supply.


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Hi,

I have today to work on my problem - thanks for responses. Going to try a second earth, new fuel, check all the connections and got a new filter to add to the mix - fingers crossed and a bit of swearing should do it!

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Re: Fading on Corners

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Your problem is the lift pump in the tank.


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Re: Fading on Corners

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Hi Roxylife,

Had a look at the in-tank pump, it primes Ok and I did replace it a year or so ago but must admit I am not entrirely happy with it. Maybe time to find a new one!

Thanks

1066george


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