Posted by sasedivy on November 06, 2008 at 18:40:47 from (12.68.170.2):
In Reply to: Propane Blues, I think posted by Rich In Garrett on November 05, 2008 at 14:26:50:
Rich
Sounds like the diaphragm could be a choke pull off, and yes, the carburetor could have an electrically controlled choke heater.
To answer your question, if the choke was stuck, you should have had a rich fuel mixture all along...Yes?
Prop the choke open using a clothes pin and spray the carb cleaner in using short pulses just above the air horn and see how the engine runs.
The distributor rotor will have some rotational play in it due to the mechanical spark advance so I guess at this point you need to figure out if it's fuel or ignition related.
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