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case poor in pa

04-24-2005 13:09:35




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just bought a square nose 300 wih no serial tag.it seems to be wired for positve ground but according to the sparks it aint.is there another serial number place on it.. ive looked long and hard.. also when it starts he goes right to full bore screaming eagle revolutions.. ive redone the carb but didnt help.. hw big a job is the governor or do you have a another idea what it could be?? thanks.bob

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case poor in pa

04-26-2005 14:46:39




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 Re: hey 300 case in reply to case poor in pa, 04-24-2005 13:09:35  
thanks guys i juiced up the links.. never give the gasket a thought tho ill try a look at that when i get back



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C. Amick

04-25-2005 09:43:53




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 Re: hey 300 case in reply to case poor in pa, 04-24-2005 13:09:35  
After you check the linkage, check the intake manifold gasket, to see if it is letting air in.



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Ed in Maine

04-24-2005 18:18:37




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 Re: hey 300 case in reply to case poor in pa, 04-24-2005 13:09:35  
Same thing happened to my '59 case 310B when I was starting it up for the first time. After finally getting spark (had to jerry rig the dist connection because of a crack...) it fired right up and started towards wide open throttle. I shut it down real quick and noticed that the linkage was real 'sticky'. I put some wd-40 to each of the joints and pumped the foot throttle some (that is what was actually stuck down forcing the carb and gov wide open). I would check all the linkage and maybe even disconnect the foot link before getting into the gov. Hope this helps,
Ed

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