Posted by Anon on February 12, 2012 at 10:13:53 from (24.177.118.101):
In Reply to: Re: 706 wont start posted by Deisel1 on February 12, 2012 at 06:02:47:
Diesel1 The rings fit in the intake ports on the head. Their may have been three or just two, not sure if they used one in the center port. It will have a shoulder in the head that you tap them up to, Smaller diameter out. You said reconditioned head, maybe they didn"t reinstall them and still have them or didn"t know where they went. Take a straight edge and line it up with face of manifold and see if intake ports stand away, if so that is you"re problem. You need the rings and the new style thin gasket. The new gasket has fiber material on each of the intake ports to seal better. If you have carb leaking gas and no wet plugs when trying to start that has to be it. Let me know what you find. Anon
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