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Posted by Georgia Boy on June 04, 2005 at 12:18:58 from (66.168.213.124):
In Reply to: Rebuilt A starts and dies immediately posted by Georgia Boy on June 04, 2005 at 06:57:19:
I got her cranked and running! I DID have the valves a little tight, I had set them at .014 when cold so I reset them to .020 for now, and am about to check them again now that she is warm. I also double checked the idle adjustment screw and the main jet adjustment screw, both of which were not set right. But, I believe the big problem was that I had to advance the throttle 2/3, so I've got some fiddlin' to do with that. Thanks for the suggestions, guys. She do sound good!
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