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Re: 318 O.T.( But I pull the tractors with it)
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Posted by DigDugNC on September 07, 2005 at 18:34:34 from (148.134.37.3):
In Reply to: 318 O.T.( But I pull the tractors with it) posted by 504 on September 06, 2005 at 19:16:24:
Question: If you are parked can you rev the engine and everything run fine? If so I think you are not getting enough fuel to the carb/inj. Did that on me once sitting still I could rev it up and she purred like a kitten, go driving down the road and at about 30-35mph did just like you described. Found out that the camshaft was worn were the manual fuel pump arm was at and when the motor was under a load (driving) it couldn't pump enough. I know your fuel pump isn't manual but sound like the same problem. If it don't run sitting still I agree with the others and look at replacing the dist./ and the coil.
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