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Dean Waldvogel

03-07-2004 17:44:25




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I'm taking my wd45 out of storage and it won't start. Appears to have spark and gas to the carb but the plugs seem dry, no fuel getting to plugs.
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Dave K

03-14-2004 16:14:28




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 Re: no start WD45 in reply to Dean Waldvogel, 03-07-2004 17:44:25  
Loosen fuel line into carb, fuel there, open drain cock on bottom of carb, fuel there? IF none at fuel line check for blockage in bottom of tank. If there but not in carb the float valve is probably stuck. Try tapping on carb, if no luck take carb off, open and clean, make sure float and needle valve are moving freely. To see if it is a fuel problem take out plugs, squirt in about a teaspoon of gas, put plugs back and she should at least start or try to start.

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Matt

03-08-2004 19:18:23




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 Re: no start WD45 in reply to Dean Waldvogel, 03-07-2004 17:44:25  
Make shure the gas is on and tap on the carbureator lightly, the float may be sticking.



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Chuck Roche

03-19-2004 17:15:05




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 Re: Re: no start WD45 in reply to Matt, 03-08-2004 19:18:23  
I have a similar problem with my WD. It will start and run for a short time but then dies slowly as if it is running out of gas. If I try to restart it gas runs out the bottom of the carb and it doesn't fire. Plugs are dry and look good. I'm scratching my head over this. How bout the adjustment screws? About how far should they be turned out? If it sets for a day it will fire right up. So what am I up agains here?

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