Posted by Dave H on July 02, 2012 at 05:44:43 from (67.58.230.205):
In Reply to: Condenser posted by James Howell on July 02, 2012 at 04:49:47:
Personally I would put a couple of social security bucks on you not haveing a condenser problem. In my decades i have only run into one condenser that was no good out of the box. The points fried and had to be replaced along with the condenser.
That sounds like a fuel or ignition switch problem to me.
That is unless you been changing points with each condenser and did not mention it.
I would carry the volt ohm meter in my poket and the next time it died I would hop off and see if you had 6 volts at the points. If you do and it won't start then check for good flow of gas out the bottom of the carb.
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