Reply to "Help with warm start issues on my Speedster"

MarylandGuy

Alan and I talked earlier today. What I'm going to try is adding vents on the upper wheel wells in the engine compartment to allow some airflow when the engine is off and still hot. I'm also going to try raising up the regulator on the driver side wall a couple inches in order to elevate the lines to/from the fuel pump... or maybe just shorten the hoses a little. Need to think through that.

These are the vent covers I'm thinking about getting and going with 4 inch holes.

https://www.amazon.com/Vent-Sy...400071_t1_B09YY4JC9B

8/3/221:16 PM

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