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Posted by old on May 17, 2006 at 14:07:26 from (4.245.6.63):
Got an old licoln portable welder. I went to start it today and it would only hit on one cylinder. Checked the plug that wasn't fireing and found it wet so I tried another plug. Didn't work, I figured I would pull that plug wire when it was running but when I tried that it would die. Tried useing the choke and that didn't help. Then I pulled the fuel line off and blew into it and got a better gas flow and it ran just fine. Now why didn't the choke help if it wasn't getting enough gas? And why did it die each time I tried to pull the one plug wire??
Thanks
Just asking so I might have an idea of what was going on
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