I've found the triple choke design frightens some of them.
The PMO's have a lot of DCOE parts to them, esp jets, but even that worries most.
It was this that forced me into DIY tuning once we had 'lost' Bob Watson.
PMO carb starting issue
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Re: PMO carb starting issue
73T 911 Coupe, road/hillclimber 3.2L
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Boxster 987 Gen II 2.9
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Boxster 987 Gen II 2.9
Re: PMO carb starting issue
Richard recommended Tuthill or Neil Bainbridge. However, neither are in Switzerland unfortunately. Maybe I'll bring a few spanners and my vaccuum tool to Switzerland next time i'm in the UK and do it myself.
1970 2.2 911 T / Ex RS Clone, now more original looking, with 1979 3.2 SS engine
1988 3.2 Carrera Commemorative edition (sold)
1988 3.2 Carrera Commemorative edition (sold)
Re: PMO carb starting issue
I have had 40 PMO in my targa for 7 years. It sounds to be a known issue that if you leave the car sit for, let's say, a week or more, it will need at least 10 seconds of fuel pump action to fill them up before you can crank the engine.
I don't think that's a real problem but you have to know it before killing you battery and starter....
Cheers
Bruno
I don't think that's a real problem but you have to know it before killing you battery and starter....
Cheers
Bruno
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Re: PMO carb starting issue
I have exactly the same situation with mine. I’ve kinda got used to it.gulfblue wrote:I have had 40 PMO in my targa for 7 years. It sounds to be a known issue that if you leave the car sit for, let's say, a week or more, it will need at least 10 seconds of fuel pump action to fill them up before you can crank the engine.
I don't think that's a real problem but you have to know it before killing you battery and starter....
Cheers
Bruno
Peter
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'69 911T UK RHD enjoying since 2002
'86 924S - Gone but not forgotten. Porsche's best kept secret...
'04 911 40th Anniversary now gone
'11 911 GTS manual of course...