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Re: Engine stalls---no clue?
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Posted by Punchie on October 27, 2004 at 19:33:06 from (4.124.85.151):
In Reply to: Engine stalls---no clue? posted by Jubilation on October 27, 2004 at 16:06:58:
fuel line , carb float , stediment bowl. First if you have a valve on the bottom of the carburator. turn on gas and open it make sure you get a good running (flow) of gas. no dripping. If you don't get a good flow try to figure out why. Some have an inline screen. Make sure gas cap is not stopping the flow, should havea small hole to let air in, better just to take it off while you see if you get good flow. If you put it back on and it starts again you know it is it. Maybe some of the other things but I would start with the fuel system. Teddy
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