I have a 1989 Nissan 40C with a problem I can't seem to fix. I have trouble starting the engine (either warm or cold) or keeping in running while idling. When its cold, I have to give it alot of choke to get it started (not real unusal I know). However, even when its warm, it will not start without going through a chocking process every time. I have to put the choke on, turn the key and I get one or two firings from the pistons, but no start of the engine. Then I take the choke off, put the free accelerator all the way up, and turn the key. Then, finally I can get it to start.
It also does not like to run at idle speed and will sometimes die when I try to accelerate from idle. It runs perfect at mid and high speeds though.
To me, its seems like a carb issue, but I put a brand new carb in a few months ago. I have also replaced the fuel pump, fuel tank, fuel lines, and spark plugs.
Any help wwould be appreciated.
It also does not like to run at idle speed and will sometimes die when I try to accelerate from idle. It runs perfect at mid and high speeds though.
To me, its seems like a carb issue, but I put a brand new carb in a few months ago. I have also replaced the fuel pump, fuel tank, fuel lines, and spark plugs.
Any help wwould be appreciated.
