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Re: starting an old gas enine

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supergrumpy

03-16-2005 17:39:28




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them old rusty ones are lots of fun!!

very first thing, change the oil, need good clean oil inside the motor

do quick compression test for stuck valves, cheapo tester will work or even finger jammed tight onto spark plug hole will pinpoint a stuck valve, air pushing back thru carb is stuck intake valve

try adding some 2 stoke oil to your gas, might get some oil down on those rusty valve stems

some boys try bit of ether sprayed in the carb to help her get popping, but some boys try ether in just about anything, like the banging kinda sounds it makes

try towing or push starting it, might get it spinning fast enuf to light off some extra cylinders, once it runs, pour bit of auto trany fluid down carb real real slow, will smoke like nobodys business but lubes the valve stems real good

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dr.sportster

03-16-2005 20:05:26




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 Re: starting an old gas enine in reply to supergrumpy, 03-16-2005 17:39:28  
Supergrumpy said it if you cant at least blow your thumb off the spark plug hole you have a compression problem.I dont even go get my compression gauge the thumb doesnt lie.



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dr.sportster

03-16-2005 20:09:11




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 Re: starting an old gas enine in reply to dr.sportster, 03-16-2005 20:05:26  
Even with some hung valves it should be poppin and spitin on the other cyls,Sounds like fuel delivery hows the float level?



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dr.sportster

03-16-2005 20:12:18




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 Re: starting an old gas enine in reply to dr.sportster, 03-16-2005 20:09:11  
Joe sorry for so many posts but stop with the ether.Use drops of gasoline in the cyls and keep cheeking plugs for wet or dry to see if the carb is doing anything.



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