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Posted by Lanse on August 06, 2007 at 10:54:03 from (205.188.117.74):
I found whats wrong with the engine, why it died at the far end of our properyt and why I had to tow it up to the garage yesterday, well, I decided to remove the gas from the engine, and disconnected the fuel line. Nothing. I turned the valve in the line. Nothing. I decided the line must be clogged and pulled it from the gas tank. Nothing. I opened the tank. Nothing. I feel like a complete moron!!! Running out of gas explaines why it ran poorly then not at all....Its never gone through that mucj gas in so little time.
Well, I pulled the head anyway and itwas pretty clean inside. I removed some gook from around the valves, and found none of them were stuck.
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