Before you spend a lot more money, replace the spark plugs. They will be under $10-15. I found out that these newer plugs sometimes will not "dry" off after they are flooded. Two different good "modern car" Mechanics told me this just a week ago.
My GMC 1500 would not start the morning we hit -35F here. Battery weak. Installed new battery after trying to jump and charge the old battery. Engine still would not hit. Thought frozen fuel line. Built shelter all around the pickup and heated it up with a space heater. Still no go. Gave up and pulled it out of the way. Waited until we had a 35 degree day. Still no go. Called the local car guru. He told me that if I had the new platinum plugs they often will not fire after getting fuel soaked. Installed new spark plugs and started right up.
An ignition issue can often appear to be a fuel problem. I have had weak coils make a tractor only run with the choke out some.
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