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Date Posted: 09:05:28 05/01/04 Sat
Author: Dave
Subject: TLS Fuel Pump Needed and Coolant Issue

Greetings fellow V-Twiners,
I am in the finishing stages of a Custom Street fighter I am building. Just ran into 2 issues. First, I need a new Fuel pump for a TLS. Mine has gone south for the spring.
My other problem was that I just filled the radiator and all of the coolant ran right down into the bottom end of the motor. Unfortunately, I had changed the oil just prior, to pouring it in, so that was some good money spent there. It is not a slow leak, pretty much as you pour it into the radiator, it goes into the motor????? Most of my experience with this is Impeller seal. I have not run this motor whil eit has been in my possession. I thought I would offer this one up to the TL Gods to see if there is some funky thing I am not thinking of. I have got new gaskets for everything on the right side and impeller. Is there anything internal that could be causing this that I cant see? Or is there anythign else I am not thinking of.
Any help will be greatly appreciated. I will be sure to send pics soon, it will be a while before paint is done, but it looks cool already. I am using a TLS frame and motor, mounted single sided swingarm on rear, 2003 GSXR 1000 Gold forks on the front with 6 piston caliper, gold protaper bars on it, D & D exhaust, Should be a wheeling, canyon carver when I am done. Thanks for any help you can offer me. Good Day
Dave

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I just had a similar problem.... Take your valve covers off and on either side of the spark plugs there is a plug.... If they are not in there tight, tap them back into place.... They are the weak point so that other parts won't get damaged... (NT) -- Dave, 13:15:50 05/01/04 Sat
Where's a pic of the installed SSSA ? : ) (NT) -- Mr Pipes, 17:06:27 05/01/04 Sat
I hear tell that the fuel pump on the TL is the same as that of an '87 Dodge Caravan. I'd think that the difference in $$ would make that worth checking into. (NT) -- Clueless Wonder, 14:00:11 05/02/04 Sun
Re: TLS Fuel Pump Needed and Coolant Issue -- Dave, 16:30:20 05/02/04 Sun
- Well,where's the pic's of the SSSA in a TLS... or do i have to post some?,ok i will ?? -- Pipes, 07:01:35 06/06/04 Sun
Yes the plugs are in both cylinders.... That's exactly what my TLR was doing.... Without it running coolant would flow into the oil as fast as I could pour it in..... (NT) -- Dave(Ont), 17:57:45 05/02/04 Sun
I have a TLS pump for sale if you want one. (NT) -- Art Davis, 10:52:28 06/11/04 Fri