Re: [DMCForum] Engine crank...SHE START!!! HAHAHAHAHAH

[Josh Haldeman <jhaldeman@xxxxxxxx>]

Hey Erik,

Yes...this is correct...and make sure that the connection is tight...I 
managed to find a fuel filter that didn't allow the banjo bolt to screw 
all the way down...so I had to add a second crush washer....just make 
sure the connection is tight and you can't move it around.

Good luck, and congrats!!

-Josh


DMC Erik wrote:

> Ok, so.  She runs great.  No problems with that.  I fixed the gas leak 
> by the accumulator.  I have one on top of the fuel filter now.  I 
> can't remember if I put the proper washers on top.  How many washers 
> go on top?  is it two?  one between the filter and banjo and another 
> between the banjo and the bolt?
>
> DMC Erik <dmcerik@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:No sooner did i hit the "send" 
> button on my last email that i realized....you know what, i bet i 
> didn't get enough gas to the engine yet.  I put gas in...but didn't 
> make sure it went all the way back....so i filled her up with 5 
> gallons.  A couple of turns and she started right up and idles just 
> fine!  I notice a small gas leak coming from the accumulator 
> area...i'm going back into the garage right now to fix that.
>
>
> Erik
> 04512
>
>
>
> DMC Erik <dmcerik@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi, i'm finishing up the restoration on my car.  Heres a bit of 
> background on the story:
>
> Car ran perfect before restoration, but the frame was bad.
> new frame on there now and I'm finishing up connecting everything.
> my dad is an electricion and went over the entire car as we were 
> connecting everything (no ground issues..i'm sure of it)
> I've connected everything but the back fascia and fiberglass board 
> that goes behind it.
>
> Ok, so the car cranks over just fine.  I can hear the idle speed motor 
> buzzing and the fuel pump humming.  I hear the RPM relay clicking.  It 
> cranks but doesn't fire.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Erik
>
>
>
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