Howdy I'm only going on with this as there is still a difference of opinion and I'm sure C-Man might want to know how he fixed it, maybe ( after turning this and adjusting that ). ScottyHOMEy said , if I remember correctly, that spark timing retarded too much can cause an engine to run hot and cause it to run on after ignition is shut off. I on the other hand thought just the opposit, advancing the timing too much will cause this as well as advancing timing will speed up the engine. Remember, C-Man is talking about a fresh rebuild and when first starting them up there is drag on the deglazed cyl walls and you have to speed em up to keep em running. Just my opinion, I havent been a working mechanic for over 30 years ( I think they are called technicians now and they wear gloves ) Thanks Guys Bob S.
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