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Topic: HCooke--stumped
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dande man

12-08-2012 19:10:59
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did you get it running if so what was the problem??




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HCooke

12-09-2012 05:31:01
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 Re: HCooke--stumped in reply to dande man, 12-08-2012 19:10:59  
Not running yet. So far I have swapped the dist from a running tractor; I have swapped the carb from a running tractor; I have swapped manifolds. I replaced the manifold gaskets. I removed the valve cover gasket and observed the valves moving up and down - looked normal to me. I have hotwired the coil (bypassing the switch and the resistor). I have removed the exhaust pipe. I will run for about 3 sec if you spritz carb cleaner into the throat of the manifold and apply the choke.

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soundguy

12-10-2012 07:26:46
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 Re: HCooke--stumped in reply to HCooke, 12-09-2012 05:31:01  
comp test?



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Ken(Ark)

12-09-2012 13:28:01
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 Re: HCooke--stumped in reply to HCooke, 12-09-2012 05:31:01  
Does it have good suction ? With the elbow pipe off and the palm of your hand over the end of the carburetor , can you feel a strong suction ?

Usually I can keep a motor running with a spray bottle of gas or a can of starting fluid if it is a fuel problem .

If not it is usually spark or timing . The suction would be a good indicator on the timing of the valve opening/closing at the right time .

How about the valve clearance ? Probably not the problem but if they are too tight the compression will not build up enough to explode .

Last thought , burn off the spark plugs . Some times fouled plugs look good but if three are not sparking then it will only run a few seconds .

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Roland (AL)

12-09-2012 13:10:22
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 Re: HCooke--stumped in reply to HCooke, 12-09-2012 05:31:01  
Hook up a temp fuel tank that might solve the problem.

Later Roland (AL)



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Roger in Iowa

12-09-2012 06:35:18
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 Re: HCooke--stumped in reply to HCooke, 12-09-2012 05:31:01  
Try another manifold.



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