Posted by Rusty White C on January 07, 2009 at 19:00:29 from (12.157.101.96):
My C sat this summer out side, I went to start it this fall but no luck. It has A PRESTOLITE DISTRIBUTOR(not my choice). It had no spark so I changed out the original coil, the cap, rotor and plugs(points are good) and made sure all grounds were shined up it now has spark and still no go. Made my way to the other side. Of course the carb has always leaked fuel out every joint, I took it appart, cleaned and put on new gaskets. Re installed with no leaking joints. Still no go after chocking it to death and gas running out the air intake of the carb. Took out the plugs and dry as a bone. Shot some gas down each one, re installed plugs and still no go. Took plugs back out and they were dry as a bone! I am a bit irratated with it now. Any thoughts would be very helpful.
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