I have an Ingersoll 446 with an Onan engine that ran perfect last summer. This year I got it out and it ran great. While I was looking it over I noticed a large mouse nest around the carburetor. While the engine was running at maybe half throttle I cleaned up the engine with compressed air and got rid of the mouse nest. Now the engine surges.
What did I mess up using compressed air to get rid of the mouse nest? On the top of the engine, crankshaft end, there is something for the ignition, I have forgotten what is in there. Could I have messed something up in there? Any thought's or ideas?
What did I mess up using compressed air to get rid of the mouse nest? On the top of the engine, crankshaft end, there is something for the ignition, I have forgotten what is in there. Could I have messed something up in there? Any thought's or ideas?