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Re: IHC W450-D Question for the pros **(URGENT)**
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Posted by steelfronts on June 05, 2007 at 19:19:35 from (71.82.92.144):
In Reply to: Re: IHC W450-D Question for the pros **(URGENT)** posted by Brian Jensen on June 05, 2007 at 08:43:40:
Did you get the email I sent the other day? Are you sure the valves in the manifold are working. If the dist is loose crank the engine till the pointer on the front cover is lined up with the tdc mark on the bottom pulley. Then rotate dist till you get spark from number one wire. At least this should put the spark close enough to get a fire. When you try to stat it does it just roll over and over and never putt or backfire or anything?Are you sure you have the wires back on in the right order? We will get this running
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