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COUNTRY DESCRIPTION: Nepal is a developing country with extensive tourist facilities, which vary widely in quality and price. The capital is Kathmandu. Nepal ended a ten-year Maoist insurgency in November 2006 and established an interim government in January 2007. Since that time, the major political parties have been unable to come to an agreement on a new constitution. This stalemate has created an environment of political uncertainty. However a caretaker government is in place and the major political parties continue to negotiate to resolve this constitutional crisis. Read the Department of State Fact Sheet on Nepal for additional information.
SMART TRAVELER ENROLLMENT PROGRAM (STEP) / EMBASSY LOCATION: If you are going to or visit or live in Nepal, please take the time to tell our Embassy about your trip. If you enroll in the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program, we can keep you up to date with important safety and security announcements. It will also help your friends and family get in touch with you in an emergency.
Local embassy information is available below and at the Department of State's list of embassies and consulates.
The U.S. Embassy is located in the Maharajgunj neighborhood of Kathmandu, telephone 977-1-400-7200. (The " " sign refers to your international dialing prefix, which is "011" in the United States, and "00" in most other countries. Thus, to call the Embassy from the United States, dial 011-977-1-400-7200.) The Embassy's website has information on the Embassy's operating hours and holidays. The Embassy's Consular Section can also be reached at the same telephone number, or via email. (Nepal local time is 9hours and 45 minutes ahead of Eastern Time during summer months, and 10 hours and 45 minutes ahead of Eastern Time in winter months.)
ENTRY / EXIT REQUIREMENTS FOR U.S. CITIZENS: A passport and visa are required. Travelers may obtain visas prior to travel from a Nepalese embassy or consulate, or may purchase a one-day visa ($5), a fifteen-day multiple-entry visa ($25), a one-month multiple-entry visa ($40), or a three-month multiple-entry visa ($100) upon arrival at Tribhuvan International Airport in Kathmandu and at the following land border points of entry: Kakarvitta, Jhapa District (Eastern Nepal); Birgunj, Parsa District (Central Nepal); Kodari, Sindhupalchowk District (Northern Border– for group tourists only); Belahia, Bhairahawa (Rupandehi District, Western Nepal); Jamunaha, Nepalgunj (Banke District, Mid-Western Nepal); Mohana, Dhangadhi (Kailali District, Far Western Nepal); and Gadda Chauki, Mahendranagar (Kanchanpur District, Far Western Nepal). Visas and information on entry/exit requirements can be obtained from the Embassy of Nepal at 2131 Leroy Place NW, Washington, D.C. 20008, telephone (202) 667-4550 or the Consulate General of Nepal in New York at (212) 370-3988. Outside the United States, inquiries should be made at the nearest Nepalese embassy or consulate.
Tourists may stay in Nepal for a total of no more than 150 aggregate days in any given calendar year. Visas are extended only
by the Department of Immigration (DOI) located in the Kalikasthan neighborhood of Kathmandu, as well as by the Immigration
Office in Pokhara. The Immigration Office at Tribhuvan International Airport is not authorized to extend visas. Some U.S.
citizens who have waited until their departure date to extend their visa at the airport have been sent to the Immigration
Office in Kathmandu to pay the extension fee and, as a result, have missed their flights. If a traveler finds that he or she
must stay longer than expected, the traveler is strongly encouraged to extend his/her visa well before its expiration. Visa
overstays carry a significant fine and, in some cases, result in jail time. U.S. citizens who have obtained a new passport
from the U.S. Embassy in Kathmandu must have their valid Nepali visa transferred from their previous passport to the new passport
through the Department of Immigration. For more information about Nepali immigration rules and regulations, please refer to
the Government of Nepal's Department of Immigration website. Please note that active duty U.S. military personnel and Department of Defense contractors must have a country clearance
request from their parent unit forwarded to the Defense Attaché's Office at the U.S. Embassy in Kathmandu for both official
and unofficial travel to Nepal.
Travelers occasionally report immigration difficulties with Chinese authorities when crossing the Nepal-China border over
land in either direction. There have been reports of travelers being detained and subsequently deported by the Chinese authorities
for possessing items deemed to be "anti-Chinese." Chinese authorities often require U.S. citizens and other foreign tourists
to organize "group" tours through established travel agencies as a prerequisite for obtaining visas and entry permits into
Tibet. The Chinese authorities have occasionally closed the border, especially around the anniversary of significant events
in Tibet. U.S. citizens wishing to travel to Tibet should factor this possibility into their travel plans, and should read
the Department of State's travel information for China. Travelers should check with the Embassy of the People's Republic of China in Nepal for current regulations on entry into Tibet and obtain current information about border crossing status.
The U.S. Department of State is unaware of any HIV/AIDS entry restrictions for visitors or foreign residents of Nepal.
Information about dual nationality or the prevention of international child abduction can be found on our website. For further information about customs regulations, please read our Customs Information page.
THREATS TO SAFETY AND SECURITY: The Regional Security Office at the U.S. Embassy in Kathmandu reviews the travel plans of U.S. government employees planning to go outside of the Kathmandu Valley. U.S. citizens who decide to travel outside the Valley are urged to enroll in the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program to register their planned itinerary with the U.S. Embassy and to monitor the situation for the most recent security information before traveling. Nighttime road travel should be avoided outside the Kathmandu Valley and minimized within Kathmandu.
Fueled by an unstable political environment, there are periodic small-scale improvised explosive device (IED) incidents throughout the country and youth wings of political parties continue to engage in violent extortion efforts.
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Bandhs (General Strikes):"Bandhs" (forced closure of businesses and schools and halting of vehicular traffic) occur in Nepal frequently and are commonly used as a form of political agitation. Bandhs tend to be unpredictable, may include violent incidents, and may take place without any prior notice. In past years, bandhs have lasted for periods as short as a few hours to as long as several days or even weeks, causing acute shortages of daily food supplies and bringing vehicular traffic to a complete halt. Individuals who do not comply with a bandh may be harassed by bandh organizers. In the past year, bandhs have been most frequent in the Terai, with fewer significant bandhs in the Kathmandu Valley. Bandhs in the principal trekking areas are infrequent but do occur from time to time. Although bandh activity generally is not directed at foreign travelers, tourists attempting to defy bandhs may be subject to intimidation and/or violence.
During bandhs, U.S. citizens are urged to avoid all unnecessary travel. If travel is necessary, you can check with the U.S. Embassy, with local police by dialing "100," or with traffic control by dialing "103." The police can advise which routes and forms of transportations are advisable to use. If you are planning air travel to or from Nepal during scheduled bandhs, be aware that transportation to and from airports throughout Nepal could be affected, although bandh organizers often allow passage of specially marked buses operated by the Nepal Tourism Board to circulate between the airport and major tourist hotels. Consult the U.S. Embassy website for security-related messages for U.S. citizens, as well as the Nepal Ministry of Tourism for the latest security information.
CRIME: Although still relatively low, crime in Kathmandu and throughout the country has risen in some categories and declined in others. In a number of recent cases, criminals were found to have used sophisticated scams to commit crimes, particularly in Kathmandu. In addition, there continue to be reports of robberies, burglaries, and sexual assaults involving foreigners, including in the popular tourist districts of Thamel and Bouddha in Kathmandu. Police also report that foreigners have from time to time had sedative drugs placed in their food or drink by individuals who seek to rob or otherwise take advantage of them. Visitors should avoid walking alone after dark, especially in areas experiencing power cuts, and should avoid carrying large sums of cash or wearing expensive jewelry.
In addition, visitors should consider exchanging money only at banks and hotels. There have been several reported incidents in which tourists have had their belongings stolen from their hotel rooms while they were asleep or away from their room. Valuables should be stored in the hotel safety deposit box and should never be left unattended in hotel rooms. Travelers should be especially alert at or near major tourist sites, including the Thamel district of Kathmandu, where pick-pocketing and bag-snatching are most common. It is recommended that passports and cash be carried in a protected neck pouch or money belt, not in a backpack or handbag.
Visitors to Nepal should also be vigilant against various scams. One of the most prevalent involves a request to carry jewelry to a business contact in another country. This scam often results in the unsuspecting tourist being forced to withdraw large sums of cash from his or her bank account and creates the risk of further penalties at the border. Please also see the section on Special Circumstances below regarding scams suffered by individuals coming to Nepal to volunteer at orphanages or other organizations. Nepali police forces have limited resources and lack sufficient manpower to effectively enforce law and order, as well as to pursue claims of fraud or petty crime. Their services are not up to Western standards. Many cases reported to the police remain unresolved.
Criminal activity in the Terai, the southern plains region of Nepal bordering India, remain at levels higher than the country as a whole. In the Terai, criminal groups sometimes extort funds and kidnap people, although this activity generally is not directed at U.S. citizens. Extortion tactics used by armed groups in the region include assault, vandalism, and low-level IED attacks.
Don't buy counterfeit and pirated goods, even if they are widely available. Purchase of bootlegged goods is illegal in the United States, and may be illegal as well under local law. Do not agree to carry or store any packages from a stranger. There have been instances in which the packages concealed contraband material or drugs, and the foreigner who accepted the package was arrested by police for possessing the illegal substance.
VICTIMS OF CRIME: If you or someone you know becomes the victim of a crime abroad, you should contact the local police and the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate. We will take every appropriate action to help, including assistance to:
The local equivalent to the "911" emergency line in Nepal is "100," which is manned 24/7 by the local police. While many Nepali
police officials understand and speak English, when calling the emergency number, you should speak slowly and enunciate so
that your message gets across to the official clearly and without misunderstanding.
Please see our information on victims of crime, including possible victim compensation programs in the United States.
CRIMINAL PENALTIES: While you are traveling in Nepal, you are subject to its laws. Foreign laws and legal systems are vastly different from our own. In some places you may be taken in for questioning if you do not have your passport with you. In some places, it is illegal to take pictures of certain buildings. Driving under the influence could land you immediately in jail. These criminal penalties will vary from country to country. There are also some things that might be legal in Nepal, but still illegal in the United States. Keep in mind that you can be prosecuted under U.S. law if you buy pirated goods in Nepal and bring them back to the United States. Engaging in sexual conduct with children or using or disseminating child pornography in a foreign country are crimes prosecutable in the United States. If you break local laws in Nepal, your U.S. passport will not help you avoid arrest or prosecution. It is very important to know what's legal and what's not where you are going.
Under the provisions of the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations, bilateral agreements with certain countries, and customary international law, if you are arrested in Nepal, you have the option to request that the police, prison officials, or other authorities alert the U.S. Embassy in Kathmandu and to have communications from you forwarded to the Embassy.
SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES: The Government of Nepal has authorized the Trekking Agency Association of Nepal (TAAN) and the Nepal Tourism Board (NTB) to implement a system for foreign hikers called the Trekkers' Information Management System (TIMS). Since 2008, foreign visitors
on hiking trips in Nepal, including those not with organized hiking groups, are required to have a valid TIMS card issued
by TAAN, its member agencies, or NTB. In case of an emergency, this system helps authorities ascertain the whereabouts of
trekkers. TIMS cards cost the Nepali rupees equivalent of US $20, if applying individually, and the Nepali rupees equivalent
of US $10 if applying in a group, through authorized trekking companies, the TAAN office in Kathmandu or Pokhara, and the
NTB office.
The U.S. Embassy in Kathmandu strongly recommends that U.S. citizens do not hike alone or become separated from larger traveling
parties while on a trail. Solo trekking can be dangerous, and the lack of available immediate assistance has contributed to
injuries and deaths, while also making one more vulnerable to criminals. Although it is not prohibited by local law, the Government
of Nepal has reiterated its strong recommendation against solo trekking. In separate incidents in the last several years,
a number of foreign women (including U.S. citizens) on popular trails have been attacked and seriously injured while trekking
alone. Foreigners have also gone missing while trekking alone. Extensive search efforts are not always successful in tracing
the trekker's whereabouts. The safest option for trekkers is to join an organized group and/or use a reputable trekking company
that provides an experienced guide and porters who communicate in both Nepali and English. Damage to telephone services in
many trekking areas caused by floods and landslides during the monsoon season complicate efforts to locate U.S. citizens and
make arrangements for medical evacuations. U.S. citizens are strongly encouraged to contact the Embassy in Kathmandu for the
latest security information and to register their itinerary before undertaking treks outside the Kathmandu Valley. Trekkers are also advised to leave their itinerary with family or
friends in the United States and to check in at police checkpoints where trekking permits are logged.
Trekking in Nepal involves walking over rugged, steep terrain where one is exposed to the elements, often at high altitudes.
Many popular trekking routes in Nepal cross passes as high as 18,000 feet. The U.S. Embassy in Kathmandu strongly recommends
that U.S. citizens exercise caution when trekking at high altitudes. Acclimatization is better achieved by walking slowly,
rather than hurrying to cover the distance at high altitudes. Without acclimatization, any trekker who flies directly from
a low elevation to a high elevation runs the risk of suffering from debilitating altitude sickness. Only experienced mountain
climbers should tackle the Himalayas. Trekkers of all ages, experience, and fitness levels can experience acute mountain sickness
(AMS), which can be deadly.
Trekkers should also be alert to the possibility of avalanches, landslides, and falling rocks, even when trails are clear.
Avalanches at the narrow gorge above Deurali on the route to the Annapurna Base Camp have resulted in the deaths of trekkers
and climbers. Avalanches and landslides have killed foreign trekkers and their Nepali guides, and have stranded hundreds of
Trekking in certain remote areas of Nepal and in national parks may require additional permits or fees. Travelers may consult with an experienced tour agency, or consult the website of the Nepali Department of Immigration for more information
During peak trekking seasons (generally autumn and spring), hotel rooms may become scarce. U.S. citizens are advised to make advance booking for hotel rooms and be aware of possible flight/airport delays. Domestic air flight cancellations and delays occur frequently due to bad weather. Travelers should leave ample time to catch their outbound international flights if they plan to connect from domestic flights. U.S. citizens should be aware that many hotels in Nepal do not meet international fire or earthquake safety standards.
Several tourists have drowned while swimming in Phewa Lake and other adjoining lakes in Pokhara due to flash floods triggered
by monsoon rains or after becoming entangled in submerged tree branches or roots. Incidents of boats capsizing on the choppy
water of these lakes have also occurred. It is recommended that visitors wear life jackets. Paragliding has become popular
in Pokhara, and many new companies have begun offering paragliding services in Pokhara. U.S. citizens are urged to weigh the
risks involved with paragliding. In 2010, one U.S. citizen sustained a spinal injury while paragliding and in two separate
accidents foreigners died in paragliding crashes. There are also a number of deep and dangerous ravines not clearly visible
to pedestrians in Pokhara city, mainly in the outlying areas. Some local residents and foreigners have fallen into these ravines
and sustained serious injuries or died.
Before leaving Kathmandu, trekkers can check with the Himalayan Rescue Association (phone: 977-1-4440-292/4440-293) or the
U.S. Embassy for reliable information about trail conditions and potential hazards of traveling in the Himalayas.
A number of Nepal-based volunteer organizations maintain websites offering volunteer opportunities. The Embassy has received
reports that many—if not a majority—of such opportunities, especially those involving volunteering at orphanages or "children's
homes," are not charities, but rather are profit making enterprises set up with the primary purpose of attracting donations
from abroad and financial support from volunteers. Many of the children are not, in fact, orphans, and thus volunteering at
such an organization indirectly contributes to child exploitation. An organization's bona fides can be confirmed by contacting
the Nepali Central Child Welfare Board (CCWB), attention Namuna Bhusal (tel. 977-9851139474 or e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com ).
Nepal has a controlled or fixed currency exchange rate pursuant to which the Nepalese Rupee is pegged to the Indian Rupee.
The Government of Nepal requires travelers to declare either the import or export of currency. Travelers must declare any
cash currency carried that exceeds $5,000 in value by filling out a customs declaration form. Travelers may also face difficulties
if traveling with a large quantity of valuables, such as gold and jewelry. The Nepalese Department of Customs has reported
an increased number of foreigners arrested for currency violations. Travelers should ensure that they keep a copy of the declaration
form after customs officials have put the official endorsement and appropriate stamps on the form to prevent any problems
upon departure. Please note that this requirement is subject to change and travelers should contact the Embassy of Nepal in
Washington, D.C., to obtain the latest information. Consequences for violating this requirement could include seizure of all
cash carried, fines, and imprisonment. It is illegal to possess 500 or 1,000 Indian Rupee notes in Nepal. Accordingly, travelers
coming to Nepal from India who hope to change Indian currency into Nepali Rupees are advised to bring 100 Indian Rupees notes
or lower denominations only.
Nepalese customs regulations are complex and cumbersome. Customs authorities ensure that the appropriate customs revenues
are raised by enforcing strict regulations concerning importation (even temporary importation) into Nepal and exportation
from Nepal of items such as valuable metals, articles of archeological and religious importance, wildlife and related articles,
drugs, arms and ammunition, and communications equipment. In many recent instances, items purported to be for donation to
schools, hospitals, and other social organizations were confiscated, or were cleared only after payment of a significant fine
for failure to obtain prior approval from the Ministry of Finance. Those wishing to donate items to a charity or any organization in Nepal must obtain prior approval for waiver of the custom
fees from the Ministry of Finance by sending a formal request letter (not via email) to the following address:
Revenue Secretary
Ministry of Finance
Singha Durbar
Kathmandu, Nepal
Tel: 977-1-4211400
Fax: 977-1-4211605
The request should include detailed information about the items to be imported as well as the organizations to which the items
are being donated. The Revenue Secretary will review the request and refer it to the Ministerial level for final decision
and approval. Note that all requests are processed on a case-by-case basis. It is highly recommended that intended recipient(s)
coordinate with the Ministry to get requests processed. Please see our Customs Information.
Nepal lies on an active fault zone and is considered at high-risk for a major earthquake. Lack of adequate emergency response
vehicles, equipment, and medical facilities, combined with building codes that are not strictly enforced, multiply the extent
of potentially catastrophic damage that a major earthquake could level on Nepal in general and the Kathmandu Valley in particular.
Nepal is also prone to flooding and landslides. The Government of Nepal's ability to respond in the event of a natural disaster
may be limited. General information about natural disaster preparedness is available from the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and an Embassy Emergency Preparedness Guide is also available online.
Accessibility:While in Nepal, individuals with disabilities may find accessibility and accommodation very different from what you find in the United States. Nepali law prohibits discrimination against persons who have physical and mental disabilities, including discrimination in employment, education, access to health care, and in the provision of other state services. The law mandates access to buildings, transportation, employment, education, and other state services, but these provisions generally are not enforced. In fact, Nepal's poor infrastructure makes it impracticable in many cases for a mobility-impaired traveler to move around the country, both within the Kathmandu Valley and elsewhere. The government does not implement effectively or enforce laws regarding persons with disabilities. Except for a few clinics and hospitals, Nepal is severely lacking in accessibility and appropriate accommodation for individuals with disabilities.
MEDICAL FACILITIES AND HEALTH INFORMATION: Medical care in Nepal is extremely limited and is generally not up to Western standards. Typical travel medical complaints can be addressed by the clinics in Kathmandu and some surgeries can be performed in the capital. However, serious illnesses often require evacuation to the nearest adequate medical facility (New Delhi, Singapore, or Bangkok). Illnesses and injuries suffered while hiking in remote areas often require evacuation by helicopter to Kathmandu. Those trekking in remote areas of Nepal should factor the high cost of a potential helicopter rescue into their financial considerations. Travelers are recommended to purchase medical evacuation insurance as medical evacuations can cost thousands of dollars and payment will be expected in cash before the medevac can take place if there is no insurance coverage. There is minimal mental health care available in Nepal. U.S. citizens with mental health problems are generally stabilized and transported to the United States or to another regional center for care. The U.S. Embassy in Kathmandu maintains a list of local medical facilities.
Stray dogs are common on the streets of Kathmandu. Visitors should be aware that stray dogs and monkeys may be infected with rabies. Any animal bites should be carefully handled and immediately brought to a medical practitioner's attention.
Medical facilities are often overwhelmed due to insufficient resources. Emergency medical services are of poor quality compared
to that available in the United States. Food hygiene and sanitary food handling practices are uncommon in Nepal and precautions
should be taken to prevent water and food-borne illnesses.
You can find detailed information on vaccinations, pre-exposure prophylaxis for rabies, water and food-borne illnesses, and
other health precautions on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention ( Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) website. For information about outbreaks of infectious diseases abroad, consult the World Health Organization (WHO) website. The WHO website also contains additional health information for travelers, including detailed country-specific health information.
MEDICAL INSURANCE: You can't assume your insurance will go with you when you travel. It's very important to find out BEFORE you leave whether or not your medical insurance will cover you overseas. You need to ask your insurance company two questions:
In many places, doctors and hospitals still expect payment in cash at the time of service. Your regular U.S. health insurance may not cover doctor and hospital visits in other countries. If your policy doesn't go with you when you travel, it's a very good idea to take out another one for your trip. For more information, please see our medical insurance overseas page.
TRAFFIC SAFETY AND ROAD CONDITIONS: While in a foreign country, U.S. citizens may encounter road conditions that differ significantly from those in the United
States. The information below concerning Nepal is provided for general reference only and may not apply in every situation.
In Nepal, vehicles are driven on the left-hand side of the road. Travel via road in areas outside the Kathmandu Valley remains
dangerous. In general, roads in Nepal are in poor condition and lack basic safety features, resulting in significant numbers
of accidents and fatalities. Deaths from motorcycle accidents have risen dramatically in recent years and U.S. citizens should
consider avoiding riding motorcycles in Nepal, particularly on highways. It is dangerous to travel on the roof of buses as
live electrical and other communications wires hang low in many places. Traffic police also impose fines and detain individuals
for riding on the roof of buses. Long-distance buses often drive recklessly and bus accidents involving multiple fatalities
are not uncommon.
Visitors throughout Nepal, including in Kathmandu, are encouraged to use metered taxis and avoid public buses and microbuses.
Many taxi drivers will refuse to use the meter, insisting on negotiating the price instead. In addition, there have been instances
of taxi drivers tampering with the meters in an attempt to charge higher than normal fares. If you believe that you are being
overcharged, you may wish to file a complaint with the traffic police on the street or at the nearest local police station.
In the Kathmandu Valley, traffic jams are common on major streets, particularly between 9:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. as most offices in Kathmandu are open from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Traffic is poorly regulated, and the volume of vehicles on the roads continues to increase faster than improvements in infrastructure. Many drivers are neither properly licensed nor trained, vehicles are poorly maintained, and public vehicles are often overloaded. Sidewalks are nonexistent in many areas and many drivers do not yield the right-of-way to pedestrians in marked crosswalks. A road expansion project, begun in earnest in 2012, has left considerable debris along many roads in Kathmandu. Pedestrians are forced either to walk over the debris, or walk into the roadway to avoid it. Pedestrians account for a considerable portion of all traffic fatalities in Nepal.
Please refer to our Road Safety page for more information. Also, we suggest that you visit the website of Nepal's national tourist office and national authority responsible for road safety.
AVIATION SAFETY OVERSIGHT: As there is no direct commercial air service to the United States by carriers registered in Nepal, the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has not assessed the government of Nepal's Civil Aviation Authority for compliance with International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) aviation safety standards. Further information may be found on the FAA's safety assessment page.
Domestic air safety continues to be of concern. Since 2010 there have been at least six fatal plane crashes in Nepal in which U.S. citizens have been killed. The incidence of such crashes is not concentrated with one carrier, but rather has occurred among various domestic carriers. Although Nepali domestic flights are insured, payments to the families of victims of a plane crash are minimal compared to what would normally be paid in the United States. Domestic air travelers may want to consider flight insurance that will cover domestic flights in Nepal before leaving home.
CHILDREN'S ISSUES: Please see our Office of Children's Issues web pages on inter-country adoption and international parental child abduction.
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This replaces the Country Specific Information for Nepal dated November 29, 2012 to update the sections on Threats to Safety and Security, Special Circumstances, Medical Facilities and Health Information, and Traffic Safety and Road Conditions.


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ok so i'm trying to sort out little gremlen's anyone give me a hint on best oil breather setup for the chev? It's putting oil out the chrome breather, thinking of throwing a catch can on it? any idea on size of fuel pump i need? running rattler pump atm.
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Got a PCV valve on it? It'll probably fume without one and spit oil out the breather like you're seeing. Sealed catch cans (oil air seperators) are a good idea too, plumb the PCV into the seperator, then the seperator into manifold vacuum. Run the breather from the other valve cover up into the air cleaner so it gets fresh/filtered air and at WOT any crankcase fumes will go back into the motor.
mucked around with cooling system the sarvo moved the water pump position a bit, to help bleed pump up (pump isn't self bleeding) she was idling for ages 60' c happy seems to be getting there all entered for nats now.
on closer inspection 1st gear is more for towing lol would be interested to know what the top speed of this was.
Ok so after stuffing around 1st gear 61kmph, 2nd 103km, 3rd 152km haha
thanks for info krisr much appreciated, btw no pcv dirty old pre pollution,
and the rocker covers have no baffles under breather probably part of the problem.
Last edited by narooma motors; 13-12-11 at 09:25 PM.
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Got room for a mechanical pump? Easiest way to go with your setup. If not a Carter or Holley red/blue/china version would be fine.
You'll want your towing ratio when you're on a sticky rubber covered burnout pad. I hope you tested those speeds on the brakes
tested on computer buddy lol, have to set timing and idle mixtures yet, hook up a line locker then i'll let you know;^).
Rattler pump seems to be keeping up fine atm not that i've tested it much, thinking of putting reg and guage on it though.
hopefully upload a vid of it soon ... can't host one on here ??
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Rattler you mean like a facet little square block thing? They only make 4psi I think but a gauge would be good with whatever pump you run
The trouble with fuel pumps is you usually find out they don't keep up at full noise when it leans out and the engine shits itself
yeah lean out is what i'm worried about ... this rattler 6-7 psi which i think is a bit much for carby
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Not sure on a Q jet but for a Holley 6-7 is spot on. If it's not pushing past the needle and seat and flooding it's fine
yeah got told 4psi, pumps in boot though so might have pressure drop
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Quadrajets need volume (not pressure) as they have a virtually non-existent fuel bowl so about 4-5psi is where you want your pressure so it doesn't overcome the needle BUT make sure your supply line from the tank is either 5/16" or 3/8" (preferrable) and make sure you have a good pump and regulator as the thing will go dry in seconds on a healthy motor wide open. Also some quadrajets have a bronze filter in behind the inlet fitting, fuck that off and just use a ryco in the line somewhere because they're a restriction I found.
yeah mate running 8mm line there isn't a filter in the carby probably been discarded years ago. Just running gauze filter screwed into fuel pump atm will put disposable in soon. trying to find a decent reg and gauge that isn't to dear.
Left it running for a while the sarv out front of shop, got up to 80'c switched fan and pump on dropped back to 65-68 quickly seems to be working well
what you set the timing to on these been lazy haven't looked it up
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I'm a weird cunt I always set total timing not initial. Chevs with old style heads usually like 34-36 degrees total
12degrees btdc? with vac line off
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I'd still check total. Total is whats gunna make it ping and where it will make power. Its what counts because this thing will be spending some time doing a few revs and getting punished. Just rev it up to 3000 so all the mechanical advance is in and see what its got.
But yeah 10-12 initial will probably work
i'd seriously look at upping your fuel supply line to at least 7/16, the standard size on a holden is 5/16-8mm, and they get found wanting on a basic 253. at least if you put a decent size in now, it will be sweet for future upgrades.
34 degrees of timing (total) will be hear enough. just remember to check your balancer is zero'd on the timing mark, as its piss easy to over look while ya got every thing else going on.
i reckon you may end up needing baffles in ya rocker covers, or just go a catch can as sbc's can be heavy breathers.
keep up the good work.
cheers yeah still trying to sort little gremlins out hopefully we get it sorted for nats,
auto dipstick is buggered and leaking (new one on order), rebuilding master cylinder, got a carby kit there for it too.
waiting on oil breathers one with pcv in it, waiting on fuel gauge and reg.
We only have a shit non adjustable timing light might go borrow one and check timing at 3 grand later on.
still guessing on FUEL pump thinking i should go a carter 72 / 100gph one.
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Ok so got our chrissy pressies today,
new engine breathers (one with a pcv) and fitted them the sarv
b&m line locker trying to sort fitting's out for this... looks like tapered thread... anyone fitted one of these?
new dipstick
checked fuel pressure 7psi atm will put reg on as soon as i get it/
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few pics after i we got home, didn't get any at nats but,
didn't enter car in burnouts, had a few dramas
was a good weekend though boys got a bit of cruising in.
and i nearly popped tyres on tha trailer in caravan park haha
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awsome work mate. love the build. looks excellent
if anyone got pics of us throw em up
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Its been a while, so I took this thing out and got it weighed the other day.
1120kg and does light up into second
I havent had alot of chances to drive it but im pritty happy with how it drives, gilmer sounds nice, gearbox shifts instantly feels very positive and when you tromp it the front lifts a few inches haha. Needs a few little things to make it a better car. Like a reverse mount internal master, was thinking bout selling it
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> Where will you get material for your news analysis? The same kind of sources you used for your web stories- news reports, reports from think tanks, and e mail and phone interviews with experts.
> How long should it be? Around 750 words. The deadline: Dec. 1.
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"We are grateful for the enormous support Capital Bikeshare has received throughout the past 10 months and are very pleased to release the final list of new station locations for the District of Columbia" said Terry Bellamy, DDOT Director. "With this expansion we will not only increase the overall reach of the system, but we will expand the program's capacity by 22 percent in the downtown area, by 80 percent in our East of the River operations and by an average of 38 percent throughout each of the additional Wards."
The list of new Capital Bikeshare stations was determined after a careful assessment of the existing needs and conditions in the different geographic areas and their potential for sustained Bikeshare usage and growth. Some of the criteria used to locate the new stations included proximity to activity centers, proximity to high-demand existing stations, solar accessibility, and minimum space and surface requirements. To cap it off, the overwhelmingly positive feedback received from the public helped guide the final decision for new locations.
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Innocuous time-killing remains the agenda of the sequel to Journey to the Center of the Earth (2008).
Journey 2: The Mysterious Island proves that an entire franchise can be built out of not sucking.
Josh Hutcherson returns as Sean Anderson, who in the first movie found a kingdom far beneath the surface of Earth by treating the Jules Verne novel Journey to the Center of the Earth as a factual guidebook.
This time, Sean intercepts a radio message that he thinks came from his grandfather Alexander (Michael Caine), who has spent the past two years trying to find Verne's legendary "Mysterious Island."
In the hope that their trek will be a bonding experience, Sean's stepfather, Hank (Dwayne Johnson), volunteers to accompany the teenager to Palau, where they hire tour guide Gabato (Luis Guzman) and daughter Kailani (Vanessa Hudgens) to take them to the coordinates, even though locals know the area as a place where ships disappear.
Director Brad Peyton (Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore) oversees the requisite chase scenes and precipice dangling.
The special effects, however, vary wildly with their flaws made manifest even more vividly in 3-D.
Where Peyton really bobbles is in the handling of his actors. Hutcherson's angry, abandoned teen was the original film's one element that seemed fresh and real, but here he comes off as generically arrogant. Johnson's self-satisfied performance indicates he hasn't gotten pro wrestling out of his system, and what's supposed to be a comic rivalry with Caine resembles mutual disdain because of the awkwardness of their interplay.
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Therefore, brothers and sisters, you must be patient as you wait for the coming of the Lord.
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7 Therefore, brothers and sisters, you must be patient as you wait for the coming of the Lord. Consider the farmer who waits patiently for the coming of rain in the fall and spring, looking forward to the precious fruit of the earth. 8 You also must wait patiently, strengthening your resolve, because the coming of the Lord is near. 9 Don't complain about each other, brothers and sisters, so that you won't be judged. Look! The judge is standing at the door!
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Snyder signs Medicaid claims tax
Governor Snyder has approved a one percent tax on health insurance claims to ensure that medical coverage for low-income families is not slashed by almost a billion dollars.
Everyone who files a claim for a treatment or a checkup will now pay the one percent tax. It will not apply to co-pays or deductibles.
It replaces a six percent tax on Medicaid HMOs. Michigan's system for financing the Medicaid program for covering low-income families was on the cusp of being thrown out by federal authorities because it did not spread the burden wide enough.
Governor Snyder had a difficult time winning the votes for the health claims tax in the Republican-led Legislature. But he said he was committed to not rolling back health coverage for the poor during tough economic times. The Snyder administration has come under fire by human services advocates for rollbacks in other types of aid for low-income people, including new limits on cash assistance and food stamps.
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Wimbledon 2013
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Josh Smith would like to play w/Monte Ellis & Brandon Jennings so Bucks trying to make trade w/out giving up Ellis.
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All of ths talk, plus a little more in chat, led me to pour Lag 16 last night.
A real treat thanks to Hans and Doug Dog.
Loads and loads of iodine with an elegant, sweet finish. The smoke was completely gone! Fully replaced by the sherry.....and it was REALLY good! I want more.....
"The last time I turned down a whiskey, I didnt understand the question."
Paddy Irish. Now available in PA, albeit only in 1L bottles (though that happens to be the size I prefer, anyway). Good stuff, though I can't really tell it apart from Powers Gold Label-- I mean that both as a criticism and a compliment, as I believe Powers to be the best "basic" blend in the P-R/IDG portfolio.
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15-05-2012 10:17 AM - edited 15-05-2012 04:46 PM
So, some of you may already be aware of our Community Magazine, which is totally designed, written and published by our community.
Well, for the next issue I have managed to obtain the services of Todd Batty who will endeavour to answer questions set by YOU!
All you need to do is post your burning SSX questions in this thread, and I will forward them over to EA Vancouver and you could have your very own question answered in the very next edition of the Community Magazine!
Bear in mind, it's unlikely they will be able to answer anything about upcoming DLC's as these things are usually protected by non-disclosure agreements.
What are you waiting for, get posting those awesome questions!
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i have a few questions! but i'll start the ball rolling with...
Being the creative director of SSX was there something that you personally wanted in the final version of the game but that ultimately "got the chop"?
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i have a few questions! but i'll start the ball rolling with...
Being the creative director of SSX was there something that you personally wanted in the final version of the game but that ultimately "got the chop"?
Great question EG
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A quick one from me:
Did you ever consider having a custom character designer at any stage of development?
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Did you revisit the previous games in the franchise in great depth and, if you did, which do you think stands as the strongest?
Also, why did you decide to jettison 'traditional' MP?
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There are plenty of kids who dream of growing up and competing for their state's major university and playing on the same floor where they've gone to see state tournament games.
Alex Welhouse is one of those guys. Tuesday night the UNO forward gets a slice of that, as he returns to his home state to play against Wisconsin, his childhood team, at the Kohl Center.
"I was always a Badgers fan growing up, so it's nice to go back and play in front of a lot of family and friends," said the fifth-year senior from Kaukauna, Wis. "I followed the football team every Saturday and then the basketball team all season. I wasn't one of those fans who knows every player on the offensive line, but I was definitely a fan.
"I always wanted to play (basketball) for Wisconsin, but I couldn't be more happy with how things have turned out."
Besides Welhouse, two other Mavs, wing Justin Simmons and backup point guard Jacques Coleman, are headed back home. Simmons and Coleman are from Milwaukee, about 80 miles from Madison. Kaukauna is about 110 miles away.
"Those guys all probably thought the air smelled fresher when we got off the plane," UNO coach Derrin Hansen said.
The problem for the three Wisconsin natives and their families and friends expected to be in attendance is that UNO is in for another mismatch in the 7 p.m. game.
UNO is 2-7 after big losses over the weekend at North Dakota State and South Dakota State, the preseason favorites in the Summit League. This is the eighth of 10 consecutive games away from home for the Mavs, and it's an $85,000 payday for the athletic department.
Wisconsin (5-3), which dropped out of the top 25 after losses to then-No. 10 Florida (74-56) and then-No. 14 Creighton (84-74), has also lost at home to Virginia. But the Badgers are coming off an 81-56 home win over previously-unbeaten California.
Wisconsin is considered a cut above the teams that just dispatched UNO.
North Dakota State beat the Mavs by 44, and South Dakota State built a 28-point first-half lead. Still, UNO outscored South Dakota State by 13 in the second half and lost by 15.
"I was very encouraged by the second half Saturday night," Hansen said. "I thought we lacked a little fight at times. Both teams are really talented, but when you let teams pass where they want, cut where they want and shoot where they want, you're going to have problems.
"We finally pushed South Dakota State a little, and they reacted differently in the second half. Our physicality and toughness have to be better from the onset."
Wisconsin isn't exactly the kind of team that many push around with regularity.
"They're big and they like to slow it down and run the swing (offense) instead of taking a quick shot," Welhouse said. "...They're bigger than we are in a lot of positions."
The Mavs follow up Tuesday's game with another payday Sunday at Iowa State, then play Dec. 15 at Denver before finally playing another home game — their first since Nov. 11 — on Dec. 18 against Benedictine (Kan.).
"It's been an experience," Welhouse said. "But as long as you're taking care of your body, getting ice, eating right and getting your sleep, it's not too bad. But I'd be lying if I said all the travel didn't wear on you. I can't wait until Dec. 18 when we finally get a home game again."
� NOTES: Forward Koang Doluony is still attending to a personal matter and didn't make the trip. ... Hansen said starting point guard CJ Carter is getting closer to full speed following a back injury.
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Removing speed governor
I have a 2007 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 with the 5.3 engine. It appeared to loose power about 92 MPH, but I soon found out there was a factory installed, computer speed governor. I hear that this can be removed by a code change in the computer and that is accomplished by what? Do I need to buy one of the computer diagnosis devices? If so, which one is best, for this task?
02-07-2008, 12:21 PM #2Just about any of the off-the-shelf handheld units will be able to remove or increase the speed limiter. Such as Hypertech, Flashpaq, Edge, etc. If you'd also like to see an increase in performance, you might want to look into a custom tune. They're typically about the same price (or cheaper) and offer much better improvements than the handhelds.
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02-07-2008, 08:38 PM #3Yeah but if your just looking to remove the gov, any speed shop with software can do it for you pretty cheap.
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02-07-2008, 09:14 PM #4I bought a Pomer Pup from bully dog and it did the job quite nice. I ve had my '04 up 195 kph( 120 mph) but I stoped there. Lots left though. Was truning over at around 4300 rpm.
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02-07-2008, 10:24 PM #5A fellow HHR owner found to get around the 108 mph limit, you shift the auto into "I" gear and stomp it. He has had his at 118 and was able to do more but was smart and slowed down.. He said it would of done over 120.
Me, I am happy with the 75 - 80 range and the better gas mileage..
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I was just looking around this site some more and stumbled on the description of telecoaching. This is something I've thought of before and may consider someday. Then it it me - this should be on my someday/maybe list! So now it is.
Has anyone here tried telecoaching and did you find it enlightening and worthwhile? Did it add another dimension to reading the books?