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Re: 240 won't start -- any thoughts
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Posted by Dave D on November 20, 2004 at 14:11:51 from (4.233.170.133):
In Reply to: Re: 240 won't start -- any thoughts posted by El Toro on November 20, 2004 at 13:04:21:
Well, it seems to start Ok on weekly intervals after each round of replacing something like carb or wiring. The plug I pulled off today looked bone dry, no evidence of being drenched with fuel. No carbon. Hal, I am thinking you are right about condenser and coil. Did not replace those yet. Will try that on Monday. I know the coil looks close to original, has been painted over at least a couple times just like the distributor was. On the carb situation, the old Zenith definitely crapped out and the inside parts -- needle valve seats etc. - could not be unscrewed from the aluminum housing to be replaced. I went to the workbench with the old IH-Case guy and am satisfied that he was square with me about that. I am not satisfied that I have the Marvel adjusted right, however, because I don't think I have the power I used to have and keep smelling gas when we are running along with the exhaust in my face. But that (in my mind) seems to be one problem and I keep thinking that today I am seeing another problem because it started up so well this morning and ran for 11 minutes. But these 2 problems (carb + ignition) may be related. I don't know enough to tell. Thanks.
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