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Re: 460 problems...driving me nuts
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Posted by ltf in nc on December 04, 1999 at 12:51:43 from (206.228.213.146):
In Reply to: 460 problems...driving me nuts posted by Steve NW WI on December 04, 1999 at 11:10:56:
From the description my opinion is that the timing is not advancing as the engine revs. The popping is an idication of electrical related (firing) problem. Maybe you can advance the timing at the distributor a little or you need to check to see that whatever mechanism this tractor uses to advance the timing is functioning. I am unfamiliar with your particular tractor. If it has a vacuum advance check that. If it is just a centrifugal advance check to see if it is free (not binding) and that the springs are in place. You might lube the pivot points lightly. Good luck
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