Posted by Jprice554 on July 06, 2022 at 19:27:57 from (107.77.237.138):
So I have a 52 8n that has been sitting 3 years now. I started working on it trying to get it running. I replaced the starter, battery, points, condenser, coil, plugs and wires, and rotor button and cap on the distributor and Rebuilt the carb as well. I poured a little transmission fluid down each spark plug hole to help lubricate the rings and valves while I was priming the oil pump. After some time I was able to get it to fire off, I let it run for about 10 minutes as it smoked and burned the transmission fluid out of the cylinders, the smoke cleared up and it ran for another 5 minutes and then died and wouldnt crank back up. I tried everything including a little starting fluid, cant even get a sputter out of it. It has fuel, air, my spark is good but sometimes it will have a orange spark and then itll go back to a strong blue spark which isnt normal I know. I havent done a proper compression test yet due to a lack of time haha. But it has enough compression to blow my thumb off the plug holes. Any ideas? The governor is also loud at a low idle when I did have it running.
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