Nc30 warming up

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Triplespeed
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Nc30 warming up

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Sorry to ask such a basic question but I have never had an nc before so I thought best ask before I get paranoid somethngs wrong.

I have now got the engine started up on my project but when I turn the choke off it dies and im wondering how long it takes for the engine to warm up before i can shut off the choke?
This will lead me into checking the temperature gauge, Is there anyway of doing this ?

I think the idle may need adjusting but obviously I cannot do this until the choke has been shut off so its one thing leading to another.
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Re: Nc30 warming up

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Forget the temp gauge, just touch the top of the top rad to see if it is warm.
Mine ticks over at 1000rpm with no choke after about 1 minute running at 1500rpm on half choke. [1150 rpm when hot]

You can turn the idle speed screw up without the engine running then adjust it when the engine is warm.
Try an 1/8 th to a 1/4 of a turn to start with.
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arsey30 wrote:Forget the temp gauge, just touch the top of the top rad to see if it is warm.
Mine ticks over at 1000rpm with no choke after about 1 minute running at 1500rpm on half choke. [1150 rpm when hot]

You can turn the idle speed screw up without the engine running then adjust it when the engine is warm.
Try an 1/8 th to a 1/4 of a turn to start with.
Thank you for the info. To start I open the choke out fully then after a minute shut it off so maybe I'm being a little premature bearing in mind it's been sitting for a while and could do with a good run .
I'm assuming winding the idle out will increase the revs so it's just a matter if trial an error I suppose.
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Turn adjuster in clock wise to increase engine speed.
Adjust to fast run, then turn back out to set to 11 t o 1200rpm.
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arsey30 wrote:Turn adjuster in clock wise to increase engine speed.
Adjust to fast run, then turn back out to set to 11 t o 1200rpm.
Had a go but it keeps dying so it looks like a carb strip , inspection and clean as it dies off once the choke is shut off then it dosent want to restart as I'll assume it's flooded .
The top rad gets warm so I shut it to half choke, give it a minute then shut off the choke then it dies just to clarify
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Re: Nc30 warming up

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Sounds like pilot jets and airways need cleaning.
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Re: Nc30 warming up

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arsey30 wrote:Sounds like pilot jets and airways need cleaning.
Ah right thank you - will keep me busy for the remainder of the day .
Thank you again for your help buddy

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