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TALBOT EXPRESS RAMBLER COLD STARTING

We have just got a Talbot Express Rambler 1990, Petrol.
When its been left over night it takes about 6 turns of the engine before it will start, its sounds as there is no petrol in the carb.and I have to keep turning the engine. Once it starts it is then ok for the rest of the day starting first time.
Any help please.
Glen
 
past owner of taibot express for several yrs,found talbot owners club a mine of information on all things talbot,very friendly and free to join.
 
genpen said:
We have just got a Talbot Express Rambler 1990, Petrol.
When its been left over night it takes about 6 turns of the engine before it will start, its sounds as there is no petrol in the carb.and I have to keep turning the engine. Once it starts it is then ok for the rest of the day starting first time.
Any help please.
Glen
This is a common problem with Petrol Talbots, The petrol drains back to the Mechanical Fuel pump and beyond, and has to be pumped up to the carb. before it will start, 5 or 6 cranks over is normal. Mine was still doing it when I sold it. They start fine when they are only switched off for an hour or so.
Here is a Good Webpage/Forum for Old Talbot Expresses. :
http://community.preloved.co.uk/forums/search?keyword=Motorhome
I used to use it all the time, when I had my 1988 Talbot express Autosleeper Talisman. Good Luck. Ray
 
Glen,
You might find a 'One way check valve' inserted into the fuel line between carb. and fuel pump might solve the problem, I didn't get around to doing it, but was thinking about it before I sold my Talbot.
Like This :
http://www.banggood.com/Aluminium-Fuel-Non-Return-Check-Valve-One-Way-Petrol-Diesel-p-916570.html?currency=GBP&refreshTmp=1&utm_source=google&utm_medium=shopping&utm_content=saul&utm_campaign=motor-uk&gclid=Cj0KEQiAsdCnBRC86PeFkuDJt_MBEiQAUXJfLUWofxs0464tUwJ0hF1BrI8oilcXV8vbgrrOa5vheTsaAlXG8P8HAQ
sorry havent found out how to 'Shrink the link' yet. Ray
 
Works for me too Glen. If it still doesn't for you, try copying and pasting the link into your browser address bar.
 
rayjsj said:
Glen,
You might find a 'One way check valve' inserted into the fuel line between carb. and fuel pump might solve the problem, I didn't get around to doing it, but was thinking about it before I sold my Talbot.

Hi Ray
Just to let you know I tried a ; One way check valve and it works. Starts first time
even when left over a week. :
Glen 😗
 
genpen said:
rayjsj said:
Glen,
You might find a 'One way check valve' inserted into the fuel line between carb. and fuel pump might solve the problem, I didn't get around to doing it, but was thinking about it before I sold my Talbot.

Hi Ray
Just to let you know I tried a ; One way check valve and it works. Starts first time
even when left over a week. :
Glen 😗

Result, Glad it worked. thought it would. Ray
 

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