Posted by francoisc27 on May 08, 2008 at 18:58:57 from (68.159.112.4):
Well I got my Starter today and I am glad to say, I finally heard my A run. What an exciting thing to hear for the first time.
Now that I know she WILL run I can start spending $ making her run like she used to.
I tore apart the carb last week and cleaned out every nook and cranny, everything seemed to be good but when I turned the fuel on it started dumping out gas from the front. the needle looked ok when I took it apart. I can't imagine someone would of messed with the float! what is the best way to troubleshoot why the fuel is overflowing?
Also I just realized there is no way for the battery to recharge. was it designed that way or am I missing a generator/alternator?
Thanks again for all your help here. I am soo excited I cannot wait to drive the thing.....
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