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Re: Farmall M engine performance
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Posted by Wayne Swenson on November 24, 2005 at 10:39:32 from (69.106.253.205):
In Reply to: Farmall M engine performance posted by TYE W on November 24, 2005 at 10:16:17:
Are you sure the plug wires for 3 & 4 aren"t crossed? The distributor bushing may be worn causing erratic spark. The manifold may have an internal leak on the 3-4 runner or the manifold gasket may be leaking. With the engine running, spray some carb cleaner on the manifold in the 3-4 area; if the engine smoothes out & speeds up you have found the air leak. Have you run the engine at WOT (wide open throttle) & adjusted the high speed mixture screw in & out to get the highest r.p.m.? Then add �-� turn out for power. Going deeper, the valve springs may be weak or broken. Work on the basics first; don"t go digging too deep until all the easy things have been checked (checked twice like Santa Clause"s list). Good luck.
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