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Re: A hot starting problem
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Posted by Carm on July 21, 2004 at 07:58:07 from (192.91.147.35):
In Reply to: A hot starting problem posted by plh_in on July 20, 2004 at 11:12:12:
Had a similar problem in my Cub. I also had a fuel leak in the carb. I rebuilt the carb. I also put new coil, points and condenser in the mag. It now starts right up when hot, whereas before you could crank it forever. I personally feel it was the coil, The field resistance was different from the new one (I didnt keep the figures). But I elected to replace the other stuff while I was in there, even though it looked OK.
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