marrott01

engine on a flat bed fork lift and lowering, creative, but LIKE I SAID, Jerry rigged.

Ed Hughes

Do the basics, take two aspirin, and call us in the morning.

marrott01

The engine on a flat bed fork lift, creative but like I said Jerry rigged

marrott01

Sweet pics from St.george. although we live in Salt Lake, the car was found there, same state but worlds away in climate.

Amber Gramps

Can't seem to find Salt Lake on this computer...I did however find Jackson Hole from the same trip

https://rennlist.com/forums/off-topi...t=idaho+sunset

rusnak

I thought my friend Salvador drove the SC from hell......I ain't seen nuthin. My first impression is to not do anything more until you get the cis pressure gauge set. I would also suggest a fuel accumulator.

whalebird

Yes, I see. Sounds like a chinese fire drill with this one. Back to square one as Ed says for sure. Fuel, fire, power,ground. Plan on taking some time(patience), some money, and lots of research if you are going to sort this one out yourself. Otherwise, get the car to a competent shop(preferably not in pieces) and let an experienced wrench go through the system.
Also, cars that sit for a while can have fuel issues. make sure the fuel filter (there is a small "sock" inside the tank that can get really clogged) is clear. It is found by removing the big "plug" that the fuel line comes out of. you'll see it under the car at the fuel tank - then work your way back to the motor.

marrott01

Wow, cant believe ive got a BYU fan posting on UTE fans thread.. ha ha

Amber Gramps

http://www.sltrib.com/sltrib/sports/...valry.html.csp

Well now.....Now we really know what's wrong with the poor thing

whalebird

OUCH^^^. Gotta plug USC today (for you SEC fans)...go Gamecocks!

Ed Hughes

Hey, I thought USC was the Trojans?

whalebird

Well, I guess they are, but they don't have Steve Spurrier.

jakeflyer

There has to be an SC in your area. If you can get them side by side you can see where the wires and hoses go, plug wires, & position of the dist cap. Seeing if things are hooked up correctly is a good first start. Sitting that long may have gotten water in the fuel. How many miles ws it driven before magic fingers started tinkering. I am unclear who did what work when, your details are unclear.