Posted by LMack on November 24, 2008 at 14:49:40 from (74.224.122.26):
Thanks for the advice I got from those that responded Saturday before last. It was not the coil but a bad connection at the point terminal connection on the distributor. Lots of rust. I had to brush it off and once I did it fired right off. It had been frozen and we had replaced the sleeves and pistons and had done a head rebuild. It also has a rebuilt carburator. The gas tank was rusty inside and had to be sealed. All done. I say it fired right off but it only ran for about 10 seconds. The rebuild goo had not even been burned out of the pistons before it quit. Now I need help. Any thoughts about why it quit. It will run for a second or so if I use starter fluid, then quit. It has gasoline to the carburator. LMack
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