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    Upside down

    My pro15 shuts off as soon as it goes upside down. Anyone know what is wrong???????

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    Don't know for sure but the low speed may be to lean. Try the pinch test. If it dies right away then it is too lean.

    good luck

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    you could also add more fuel line from tank to carb so the gas takes longer to run out
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    that is what I was thinking but it runs out immediatly and I have more line then some do. I mean the second it lands on its lid it shuts off. it makes me sooo mad. could it be a bad seal in the carb or someting?

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    possibly but unlikely....

    you could check the cinch nut for the carb base and make sure it's tight.... your carb may be so loose on the motor that it falls out when you flip over?
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    Yea i checked that. It isnt anymore at least. It was right away but it is on a TIGHT now

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    you do it too tight and it''ll crack the carb base
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    I better check that. dont think it did but never know.
    Last edited by OvalQueen; 06-19-2004 at 01:45 AM.

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    yeah I cracked a carb base before doing that.... I just kept running it and it seemed fine but it was only a hairline crack.
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    Yea I mean it is fine when rightside up but upside down and it doesnt run

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    Originally posted by TEXAS BOY
    you do it too tight and it''ll crack the carb base
    The pro .15 has a metal carb. I really don't see that as being possible unless your using a 3 foot breaker bar on it. And if you are, what are you thinking! The tiny crosswrench that came with the truck is plenty enough torque...

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    mine was a 2.5 I haven't messed with too many pro.15's...

    sorry for the bad info, Thanks Phroziac.....
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    my 2.5 did it yesterdat, sometimes, but not always
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