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Re: 1960 Cub Lo Boy, intake leak?
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Posted by Michael Soldan on August 24, 2002 at 18:58:59 from (216.46.130.92):
In Reply to: 1960 Cub Lo Boy, intake leak? posted by Andy Martin on August 24, 2002 at 18:18:50:
Andy, take your propane torch( don't light it), open it up so you know there is propane coming out the nozzle and go around the carb with it as the cub is running..if it smooths out you know you have an intake leak. I would check other sources as well. Is gas flowing freely through the line to the carb? It sounds like the carb hasn't got any fuel to feed the engine..two things, fuel isn't getting to the carb or the carb isn't delivering and that will rule out an intake leak..good luck Andy from Mike in Exeter Ontario
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