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Posted by Kelly C on July 19, 2004 at 19:15:37 from (63.171.43.140):
This is just bringing to the front the disc we were having about my 460 running like crud. So far I have cleaned and checked the fuel line from the tank. I picked up a dist cap/ rotor/plugs/ wires/ points and condenser. Old ones didnt look bad but I might as well know where I am at with it. Took the dist off and checked the advance wheights. They look fine and move free. Also picked up a carb kit. will be doing that. No vac leaks found and the heat riser moves free with the spring. Will see what happens when I get those in. I will do a comp test as soon as I find my tester. Maybe I will get lucky and fix it. If not I cant think of any other possabilities but the Valve thing that Chad had mentioned. If it is so be it. ANy one got the tune up specs for a 460 handy? Be a few days before the manual gets here. SO far thats happened with 2 tractors. Cant wait for the manual to start fixin.
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