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Re: IH354 plug fouling
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Posted by Dale on February 17, 2003 at 21:30:38 from (12.93.72.169):
In Reply to: IH354 plug fouling posted by Lou LeBlanc on February 17, 2003 at 13:05:13:
My dads 444 done this for years drove me crazy tried everything ,years later I rebuilt the engine and the problem did not go away.Turned out to be a 7.00 resister hiding up under the dash that was cutting the votlage back on the coil to about 5 volts after it got hot (5to15 minites).Put a volt meter on the coil and run it for at least 30 min.I did this 3 years before but did not run it long enough to catch the problem.
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