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Old 31 July 2013, 01:36 PM
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Default Hi guys i'm back :) and lloking for help lol

So a month ago i got Martin2010's meth drinking sti 6 and loving it.
Drives great....

i've noticed a few things though.

filling it up... WTF is all that about... click click click click continuously from the pump (tried different garages and turning slightly) its driving me insane. takes about 10 mins to get 20 litres in! lol.

secondly... when cornering HARD and i put my toe down to exit the bends i get what feels like fuel cut. it's fine on the straights and when not booting it?

i really need to get these 2 things sorted as 1 is driving me nuts and the other will make me look stupid at nurburg and silverstone.

any advice appreciated.
Old 31 July 2013, 02:36 PM
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well number one is fuel starvation = very bad.
number two is your probably sticking it in too far and tilting it.
Old 31 July 2013, 02:36 PM
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Fuel surge for the second one
Old 31 July 2013, 05:36 PM
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My classic sometimes is a pain to add fuel and keeps clicking off for the first £1 ish, I thought it was the pump more than car tho, only ever really fill up at the same place, I drive mine like miss daisy most of the time
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This is my old STi Version 6 and it used to do the same thing at the petrol pump, Used to get on my nerves when it used to click when you put the nozzle fully in, I had to basically hold the nozzle above the hole and squirt it in(pain in the **** I know)

http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y16...y1/myscoob.jpg
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sweeet! nice to find another old owner of her.
I'm looking after her well mate and shes getting new treats all the time
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Originally Posted by sparkysti
sweeet! nice to find another old owner of her.
I'm looking after her well mate and shes getting new treats all the time

Lucko on here has owned it twice

I bought it from him and sold it back to him!!! We still talk about OKL(ref numberplate)!! Was a very quick car, upset some big powered cars in it!!!
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Its common for classics to get starved of fuel when low, general rule of thumb is to keep it above quarter full.
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Originally Posted by scoobyboy1
Lucko on here has owned it twice

I bought it from him and sold it back to him!!! We still talk about OKL(ref numberplate)!! Was a very quick car, upset some big powered cars in it!!!

ha ha.
yea sure does pull well.

i'm planning on taking it in for a rolling road and health check but certainly pulls well at mo

i'll be in touch when i've broken it for your help in fixing it
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Originally Posted by sparkysti
ha ha.
yea sure does pull well.

i'm planning on taking it in for a rolling road and health check but certainly pulls well at mo

i'll be in touch when i've broken it for your help in fixing it
Where abouts you from!!!

Be nice to see the car again!!!
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