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Junglist
15-06-2009, 12:42
Hi ive got a Nitro buggy not used it in like a year ,
i tried starting it up the other day and it ran for like 1 sec then died now it wont start at all , ive checked the glow plug its fine , dont think its flooded as ive emptied the fuel out and tryed it some more.
ive recently put a electric drill start on it.

Any ideas ?:coffee:

timmy
15-06-2009, 12:46
Are you using new fuel or old fuel?

Junglist
15-06-2009, 12:49
the fuel prob about 2 years old maybe a bit less ,
its kept in the bottle it came in with the cap on.

does it go off or something?

timmy
15-06-2009, 13:04
Yes it does go off, I would buy some more and try draining the system and replacing.
This should sort you out.

Junglist
15-06-2009, 13:10
thanks will do :)

phase i 16 v turbo
15-06-2009, 13:20
They don't like standing round and not being used. I have a Nitro 10 buggy, a bit old now but if I don't use it for a while it is a nightmare to get it going again. The fuel goes off; it goes tacky to the touch. Clean it all out, new fuel and take the air filter off and pour a little new fuel in sometimes helps get mine going.

ROB C2GTT
15-06-2009, 13:32
Remove the glow plug and check you have a good 'Glow'. Remove the air filter and set the throttle trim to full, remove the pipe between the exhaust and fuel tank and blow down it and you will see the fuel going into the carb. Refit the pipe and with the glow plug loosened slightly try and start it. Once running nip the plug back up and keep it running for a short while. They dont like starting after standing but it cant be too major? I crashed mine yesterday and am sat her repairing it now!:) Any trouble let me know what ya want for it;)

Junglist
15-06-2009, 13:40
Remove the glow plug and check you have a good 'Glow'. Remove the air filter and set the throttle trim to full, remove the pipe between the exhaust and fuel tank and blow down it and you will see the fuel going into the carb. Refit the pipe and with the glow plug loosened slightly try and start it. Once running nip the plug back up and keep it running for a short while. They dont like starting after standing but it cant be too major? I crashed mine yesterday and am sat her repairing it now!:) Any trouble let me know what ya want for it;)

Thanks Rob
Yeah ive crashed mine a few times usually flip it not into things , loi
they are fairly easy to fix / replace parts etc just undoing all the screws is a pain in the hoop

ROB C2GTT
15-06-2009, 19:05
Thanks Rob
Yeah ive crashed mine a few times usually flip it not into things , loi
they are fairly easy to fix / replace parts etc just undoing all the screws is a pain in the hoop

I think i crash mine everytime i take them out! gets expensive tho as i have 3 that im running at the moment! hope ya get on ok with it.

UNICRONICUS
15-06-2009, 20:19
Temperamental things! I had one and it was always a pain in the arse to tune, and it broke nigh on every time that I took it out. Fun though :cool: Imagine having a radio controlled GTT :scared:;)

Junglist
21-06-2009, 21:44
whoop whoop
new fuel 5 mins trying to start it and it started up ,
rolled it after 15 mins,, lost carb mix screw back to step 1 :ashamed:

ROB C2GTT
22-06-2009, 07:41
Well done on getting it running! I took my new one out yesterday and its awesome! plus for the first time ever i didnt crash or break it at all!:)

Junglist
22-06-2009, 13:55
i dont think i have ever just turned it off and put it away ,
something always goes wrong with it

djinuk
22-06-2009, 14:26
raced these for far to many years, club 10's onto hpi pro 3/4's and then onto hobao buggys...

Then one day i took the lot and sold up.

Best thing ive ever done, nothing but a pain in the arse