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Post Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 2:09 am 
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Hey guys,My sierra 1.3L with webber keeps stalling uphill (steep angles anyway) and im getting sick of it. The extra power is good but gettin sick of tha stall issue..
What i want to know is *what do you guys use..?
*What are my options?
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Post Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 2:18 am 
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i hear some people install a fuel pump.

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Post Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 2:52 am 
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Hey guys,My sierra 1.3L with webber keeps stalling uphill (steep angles anyway) and im getting sick of it. The extra power is good but gettin sick of tha stall issue..
What i want to know is *what do you guys use..?
*What are my options?
The more info the better guys.

Cheers in advance


Hey dude which way have you mounted your weber?? Sounds like the fuel bowl is at the front of your engine. I run the weber and have mounted it so the bowl is at the rear of the engine. Stalls on steep declines but i find it bareable since gravity is pulling the car down hill not uphill. Try turning the carb 180 deg for a rear mounted fuel bowl.

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Post Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 3:04 am 
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Hey jrzook i think i was chattin with you on outers yesterday.i will be turning it 180 this weekend but im checkin to see if anyone is using or has tried anything diferent.
You looked any further into the SU at all?

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Post Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 3:06 am 
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i hear some people install a fuel pump.

I think it should already have one..lol
Do you mean an electric fuel pump instead of the mechanical one?

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thats right

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Post Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 4:06 am 
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Nah apparently its a common problem with webbers cos of the fuel bowl position. dont think electric would fix problem unless im wrong.
OK back to question, does any one run anything else apart from standard carb or webber on there 1.3L zooks? just after other options apart from these two.
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Post Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 10:56 am 
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standard carby would fix your problem

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Post Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 11:50 am 
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Hey steve, i bought the car with the webber on it so i dont know what standard is like. Is there a massive difference between standard and the webber in the way they perform?

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Post Posted: Mon Mar 26, 2007 1:44 pm 
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the standard one is really good on angles.

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G'day I have a 1994 vitara with the carby 1.6L. The carby will be different to yours but I had the same problem, it kept dieing on hills me mate had an ashdown 11psi fuel pump so i hooked it up the ignition via a switch now with the fuel pump on the car will idle on steep hills no prob but when i turn the pump off she starts to die. So you could at least give an electric fuel pump a go.

another problem that can cause this is the needle and seat may need adjusting or replacing.

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Post Posted: Tue Mar 27, 2007 2:46 pm 
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I have a 1.6 Vitara carby on my zook, I think its off an early 90's model. Big improvement over stock 1.3, runs & idles a lot better... but because I haven't finished my mods & the zook's not on the road I haven't had a chance to tackle any hills yet.

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zukchik, sit in it and get your mates to tip it over and see if it still runs :twisted:

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zukchik, sit in it and get your mates to tip it over and see if it still runs :twisted:


Hahahahaa.... I could almost tip it over myself, doesn't have much weight in it at the moment

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Post Posted: Tue Mar 27, 2007 3:45 pm 
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will be good to see some progress shots :wink:

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will be good to see some progress shots :wink:


Pfft... what progress?

I need someone to take over my workload so I can have more free time to finish it! Plus I get lazy & unenthusiastic and spend too much time on the computer :oops:

Anyone want a casual job to help make Australia's best selling sandboards?? LOL

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yeah i'm the same, get slack and sit on the net instead of doing real work.

so what's the job? do i have to be in SA to do it? Can i just sit here, draw pictures and email them to you ? :lol:

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damn thread stealers..!!!!
Zukchik--- what sort of mods did you need to do for it to fit? I mean, did you have to make an adapter plate or is it a straight swap?

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Yes Steve stop chatting up Zukchik. :-)

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hey come on, she was flirting with me crazy like 8)

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damn thread stealers..!!!!
Zukchik--- what sort of mods did you need to do for it to fit? I mean, did you have to make an adapter plate or is it a straight swap?


Hey mrmagoo how are you...

Joe from 4Play Offroad in Kilsyth (VIC) did my carby swap ... There are a couple of things you have to do (and not do!) so best you seek his (or someone else's) expert knowledge before doing it yourself. I can't remember the details but it should be pretty easy to do once you have the right instruction :) Give Joe a call 03-97614694

Best of luck!

Bruce and steve.... you spend wwway too much time on here! I think you should both move to SA and give me a hand with my business so I can go work on my zook :D

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Bruce and steve.... you spend wwway too much time on here! I think you should both move to SA and give me a hand with my business so I can go work on my zook :D


see bruce, the flirting is crazy like 8O

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Post Posted: Wed Mar 28, 2007 12:24 am 
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ok boys i think there has been a few rums consumed already!! and its not even friday for steves confusing contributions :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Bruce and steve.... you spend wwway too much time on here! I think you should both move to SA and give me a hand with my business so I can go work on my zook :D


see bruce, the flirting is crazy like 8O


okkkkkkkkkkkkk :oops: :wink:

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see bruce, the flirting is crazy like 8O


Wow, I'd hate to think what your interpretation of real flirting is, LOL


Sorry for the thread hijack magoo!!

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see bruce, the flirting is crazy like 8O


Wow, I'd hate to think what your interpretation of real flirting is, LOL


Sorry for the thread hijack magoo!!

Thats ok i think it is keepin the boys entertained :lol: :lol:
oh and i see steve posted up his "flirt" poll and he is winning soo far so look out miss...
but i think you should be ok,not sure if his zook(any zook) would be too keen on the drive from qld to mexico..

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Oops i mean SA.

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Oops i mean SA.


HA! good save










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oops, too much wine :roll:

maybe when your boyfriend comes up to bash me, he could bring a sandboard ? :lol:

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oops, too much wine :roll:


C'mon now don't blame your problems on alcohol....

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maybe when your boyfriend comes up to bash me, he could bring a sandboard ? :lol:


Nah he'd probably just prefer to run you over in his Landy :lol:

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