Re: Farmall SC smokes

Posted by Wayne Swenson on November 26, 2000 at 20:38:11 from (206.9.158.155):

In Reply to: Farmall SC smokes posted by Robert Almstrom on November 26, 2000 at 14:03:01:

When "tuning up" any engine, the timing has to be set correctly or all your carburetor adjusting will be in vain. Get a service manual and a timing light or better yet, borrow them AND a good mechanic to get the job done right.
"Food for thought": black sooty smoke means the fuel mixture is too rich and/or very late timing.
Blue oily smelling smoke means...well,you know what that means!

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