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seth

07-04-2003 20:55:02




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some how I'am not getting gas to cylinders????
anyway how about some ideas to help figure this one out. Tractor is 135 3 cylinder perkins. and what is the easiest way to time this tractor and is the first valve in front the intake or exhuast.I know this all sound stupid but I just need to know the books I have leave a little out.
thank anyone for any help.




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Allan C

07-06-2003 18:54:30




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 Re: no gas to engine in reply to seth, 07-04-2003 20:55:02  
Do you know there's no gas, or is it just not firing? Disconnect the fuel line ar the carb and see if fuel flows freely. Then hold a plug wire near a ground(1/4 inch) and have someone crank the engine. You should see a nice orange spark. If no spark, no go.



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KRAIG

07-04-2003 23:02:22




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 Re: no gas to engine in reply to seth, 07-04-2003 20:55:02  
u can usually tell what valve is in the front by looking at your manifolds. If the exhaust manifold goes closer to the front then it is the exhaust and vise versa. Did u just have the engine apart? I was wondering why u think the timing is screwed up? Squirt a little gas in the carbeurator to see if it fires.



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