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Posted by Honkey on May 24, 2002 at 19:02:20 from (64.68.163.14):
In Reply to: ih 706g update... posted by ihpuller on May 24, 2002 at 10:48:29:
IHPuller,
You don't need to use ether if everythings OK. But a wipf of it won't hurt anything. An engine takes 3 things to run. Spark, Compression, and Fuel. You know you have spark. If you have compression and spark all that is missing is fuel. If you tractor was stuck I would suspect the rings might be stuck in the piston lands. Take the spark plugs out and with an oil can with gas in it, put a couple of shots of gas in each hole. Put the plugs back in and crank it. If it doesn't fire, you have a compression problem. If it does fire then you have a fuel problem. Or you can use a compression tester. Good luck
Matthew in SD
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