Posted by ChadS on August 22, 2008 at 17:22:58 from (4.224.78.32):
In Reply to: Old M still won't tun posted by Bob in E.Texas on August 21, 2008 at 17:37:37:
Yes on the manifold being a possible culprit. Had a H come in, would barely run. Had good cyl pressure, even went as far as rebuild the head. Had a hairline crack on rhe backside, and when it was cold it would run, soon as it warmed up a little, the crack expanded and it would quit. it wanted to run, but just wouldnt. swapped the mainfold out ran just fine. It had vacuum, but as soon as it got to firing up, the vacuum pressure dropped and it would spit n sputter, plugs were dry, gas did not seem to run out from flooding,, Chad
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