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I have a mitsu FGC 15 with a imco lp system that is runing rich. It starts fine acel slowy fine, but under hard acel conditions it sputers then goes. Has no power under load. I have the program for the system. It shows unit runing rich. Replaced LP mixer govnor and sensors from working unit.installed new regulator. i did ign tuneup , replaced O2 sensor ,coil, and crank pic up.found problem with thermostat and clogged lins on FTP and PTV. repaired those issues and i still have the same problem. If any body can help me it will be greatly apprecated.
  • Posted 21 Jan 2010 09:36
  • By jason_v
  • joined 16 Apr'09 - 20 messages
  • Florida, United States

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