48 cub won't fire

Posted by WOD on May 23, 2005 at 16:00:49 from (152.163.101.13):

Well, Here is where I am. I now have spark at the plugs. The plugs are old..so I'm going to replace them. It still won't start. I want you guys to double check my procedure here:
1) pulled the rotor button off.
2) pulled the plate off (has a little gear in it)
off that covers the points.
3) cleaned them and noticed a mark on the little
gear. Timing mark I guess.

4) well, there was no mark on the rotor button gear. But on the outside of the rotor button
there is what looked like a mark to me. So I
matched that up with the little gear mark and put it back together. At least now I have spark. My question is, Did I do the timing procedure correct?

Thanks,
WOD

Follow Ups:

• Re: 48 cub won't fire MagMan 17:46:29 05/23/05 (0)
• Re: 48 cub won't fire El Toro 17:03:08 05/23/05 (0)
• Re: 48 cub won't fire WOD 16:03:10 05/23/05 (4)
  • Re: 48 cub won't fire Bigdog 17:28:42 05/23/05 (3)
    • Re: 48 cub won't fire WOD 15:05:01 05/24/05 (2)
      • Re: 48 cub won't fire John *.?-!.* cub owner 19:46:32 05/24/05 (1)
        • Re: 48 cub won't fire WOD 06:20:16 05/25/05 (0)

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