Posted by jdemaris on January 04, 2011 at 11:41:28 from (67.142.130.40):
In Reply to: Pertronix Installed posted by Aaron Ford on January 04, 2011 at 09:48:11:
If you had, or still have black smoke -there are problems other then the igntion system (as you aleady acknowledged).
Same goes for a gas engine that starts right up when cold with no choke. With a pefectly tuned engine and a perfect working carb - it would NOT start without the choke function. That defies the physics of how a carb works with the "venturi-effect." Sounds like your extra spark-voltage is masking other problems. If that carb is "rich" enough to start cold with no choke, how wonder what it's doing on a warm engine?
By the way, had to start my TO-35 gas tractor yesterday. Just old fashioned coil and points system. 16 degrees F and it hadn't been started in two months. Started just about instantly (with the choke pulled out). Same for my Deere 1010 - which i also had to move. Just offering evidence tractors with OEM points systems also start well when in good tune.
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