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Re: Still 'popping' out the carb.
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Posted by gene b on July 06, 2002 at 09:38:29 from (67.251.189.79):
In Reply to: Still 'popping' out the carb. posted by Alvin Turner on July 06, 2002 at 05:35:34:
if the cam was broke it would not run at all better take the valve cover off and hand crank and check each and every pushrod to make sure it is opening the valve then set the clearence in the krder the cycl fires starting with #1 the one closest to the radiator on compression stroke then on down the order of firing which is written on the block change spark plugs with another cycl that you say is ok then you will know if you are in time ,have the wires right, and valve clearence set might want to take a compression test after all this is done then you will know nothing is caught in a valve holding it open
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