Re: Cub flooded

Posted by El Toro on December 29, 2004 at 03:20:46 from (66.119.34.58):

In Reply to: Cub flooded posted by Kevin (FL) on December 28, 2004 at 21:55:05:

Hi Kevin, It's possible that you may have bent a rod, but I doubt it. I would pull all the plugs and crank the engine over with the ignition switch
off. I would blow air over the plugs with with an air hose to dry them off. I would squirt engine oil into the cylinders and crank the engine
over to coat the cylinder walls, then I would squirt a little more oil into the cylinders and then reinstall the plugs. I would then see if
the engine will start.

If that carburetor is still dripping fuel, I would put a kit in that carb and you may need to disassemble it and soak it in carb cleaner. Have a Happy New Year, Hal

Follow Ups:

• Re: Cub flooded (update) Kevin (FL) 20:50:57 12/29/04 (2)
  • Re: Cub flooded (update) El Toro 03:48:37 12/30/04 (1)
    • Re: Cub flooded (update) Kevin (FL) 06:28:02 12/30/04 (0)

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