B-Lugg

Hey guys. I'm looking at buying a KE70 from a guy in NSW, I have run in to a few problems with the transferring problems. The Rolla has had a 4AGE conversion, it comes with a fair bit of NSW reg. I live in Queensland. The car doesn't come with a NSW Roady. Can I keep that reg to transfer to QLD? Will I need modplates to get the car to QLD reg? If I could get a rundown of everything I need to do that would be awesome. Thanks in advance, Ben.

Thanks heaps guys!

Could I please get a more detailed location on the fuse box? I haven't a clue where it is...

I have been told that it might be something to do with the fuel mixtures running through it, a friend said that it might be the idle adjustment screw as well as what you have said, but neither of us knew where it is located on the 4K-C. Do you know which screw it is? And yeah, if I can't solve the problem myself I will take it down to the mechanic. This is my first "project" car and I am out to learn as much as possible :). Thanks heaps and thanks for the quick reply too!

Hey mate, I'm on the Gold Coast, I also have the exact same problem! If you solve it can you PM me?

Every time I put the choke in (Push knob forward) the car will quickly die unless I aggressively pump the throttle, it is not responsive to the accelerator the moment it gets to under 2000 RPM. When I pull the choke out the car is fine and drive-able but the only problem is that it runs at 3000 + RPM even when just sitting at lights etc. Oh and it's a 4 speed 4K-C. I have adjusted the points (to the best of my ability, could still be a little out) and changed all fluids in the car including petrol. Another problem I would love to help with is most probably a blown fuse. My rear lights (indicators and reverse lights included) don't work, my dash light does not work. I don't have a service manual or a multi meter so if someone could let me know which fuse to replace, it would be a great help. Advice and help would be absolutely awesome, I just want to get it running before I can get my hands on a service manual. Thanks!