blowing glow plugs...
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blowing glow plugs...
Hello fellows.
I ran in to a problem,Whenever i bump on the landing a little harder then usual my glow plug goes bad.I think its because of the shock but not sure..Is there any way to eliminate such co$ty problem?Learning to land without bump is easy but any other means to fix the problem?
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I ran in to a problem,Whenever i bump on the landing a little harder then usual my glow plug goes bad.I think its because of the shock but not sure..Is there any way to eliminate such co$ty problem?Learning to land without bump is easy but any other means to fix the problem?
Thanks
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RE: blowing glow plugs...
I had to enlarge airbleed screw because it was loading up on the low side,I finally got it where it won't load up on low side,then wide open throttle was about 300 back from peak rpm,so i assume it isnt the case,since i know for a fact its not lean on a low .I pinch tube when its idling and it still increase rpms.Any other possible causes?
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RE: blowing glow plugs...
If the engine is running fine, then try a lower heat glow plug. You might also think about lowering your nitro content since too much nitro will also blow plugs.