Posted by ldb on January 08, 2013 at 16:06:49 from (99.195.246.235):
In Reply to: John, Jim, Rustred posted by ldb on January 07, 2013 at 17:54:12:
Jim. hot beans are better with cornbread and butter!!!! Installed a good battery today and whizzed over good, but still no start. I picked up some new spark plugs today and installed them and also a new condenser, new points is on order. But the old ones were filed and set .020 . While I had it apart I checked for good spark at the points again and it still looked very weak. I then cleaned the connections on the coil connections and the wire going to the dist. real rusty and dirty looking. Did't help the spark any. I cranked the eng. over again pulled the choke for a little, still no start. I did see some gas dripping from the carb., only choked it for a couple of seconds. I've noticed it doing that before when trying to start. I drained the carb out and let it sit and tried to restart. but no go. I'm thinking the float is stuck maybe. I'm scratching my head again. THANKS LARRY
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