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'48 Case Won't Stay Running

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RBF

09-09-2006 13:08:18




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Hello Everyone, My 1948 VAC hasn"t been as busy this summer as in past years, in other words I kind of let her run down. My problem is now when I attempt to start it, it only runs for about 30 seconds and then stops. I have to let it sit over night (or an extended period of time)before it will fire again. The engine turns over just fine, there is spark to the plugs, it"s like it just isn"t getting any gas? Any thoughts or suggestions would be helpful. Thanks RBF

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Gary Cash

09-10-2006 15:23:48




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 Re: '48 Case Won't Stay Running in reply to RBF, 09-09-2006 13:08:18  
Be sure and check your float for a possible leak.



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Walt Davies

09-09-2006 17:20:40




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 Re: '48 Case Won't Stay Running in reply to RBF, 09-09-2006 13:08:18  
Plugged fuel system start at tank and clean straight though to the carb.

Walt



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2002atvr

09-09-2006 13:22:05




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 Re: '48 Case Won't Stay Running in reply to RBF, 09-09-2006 13:08:18  
might need to rebuild the carb is it and updraft? if so the diaphram can dry out pretty quick



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