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Nick167

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The guy I work for has a 9n he said after it gets warm it starts cutting out like its out of gas I'm guessing coil or condenser what do you guys think?
 
I'm thinking a bit of troubleshooting would tell him a lot. I don't like to guess and start throwing parts at something.

Check to see what the spark is doing when it is cutting out, check fuel flow thru the carb, remove drain in bottom of carb and measure the fuel flow. If everything is good it should fill a pint jar in 2 minutes or so.
 
(quoted from post at 15:41:48 08/19/15) The guy I work for has a 9n he said after it gets warm it starts cutting out like its out of gas I'm guessing coil or condenser what do you guys think?
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it starts cutting out like its out of gas".....hummm....maybe it is running out of gas. Not necessarily in tank, but in bowl of carb. When it acts up, immediately (not a minute later!) remove the carb bowl drain plug & check for continuous flow for at least 30 seconds. We are trying to look at flow beyond just contents of carb bowl. Remove gas tank cap & listen for sucking sound (vent plugged). Might want to read my comments in "Please educate me on spark"...just a couple postings back.
 
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