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firing order for 311-b

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Eilene Rankin

10-21-2005 20:43:39

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need the firing order for a 311-b--L
and is that from the front of the motor or rear
and if you know why it will start and run for a bit and then sounds like it runs out of gas but will start rite back up.
I just bought this little tractor and when it runs sounds good
Eilene

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Joe (Wa)

10-21-2005 22:55:19

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Re: firing order for 311-b in reply to Eilene Rankin, 10-21-2005 20:43:39

Firing order is 1342.

#1 is closest to the radiator.

You probably are depleting the gas in the carb bowl and it is not filling at the rate of consumption.

Check for a fuel restriction in the gas tank, sediment bowl (especially the screen in the top and the shutoff valve above it), and fuel line to the carb.

Pull the fuel line off at the carb, you should have a full flow equal to the tube ID, if so you need to get into the carb.

The sediment bowl is located on the right side bottom of the gas tank. The fuel tube should be pretty much a horizonal run over to the carb inlet. A drop in the run of the fuel tube below the carb bowl and back up will sometimes cause fuel starvation.

Just some things to check. Good luck.

Joe

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wayne2

10-22-2005 04:35:13

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Joe-saw bones do ya good? in reply to Joe (Wa), 10-21-2005 22:55:19

Last we spoke ya shook em off,feeling bettar? To bad it took all summer bet ya missed some shows!

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