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M needs heavy choke
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Posted by TomInMA on May 02, 2005 at 02:31:18 from (205.246.2.142):
I have an M which has always behaved very well (outside of burning a little oil). It would always start on the first or second crank, and run smoothly after that. Last year, it spent a good deal of time idle (from July04-March-05) while I waited for a new manifold. Now that I have it running again, it does not behave the same way. It still starts easily, but it needs *almost* full choke to stay running. When asked to work a load, it coughs and sputters and is difficult to keep running. I thought it was the carb, so I took it off and cleaned it thoroughly... probably hasn"t been so clean in 30 years! But... it still does not behave. Is this a govenor problem?
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