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Topic: Re: fired once on ether.. This is odd
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| R Wyler
01-17-2013 06:55:01
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Yes the 930 has an Ensign carb and Beam 120A regulator. Actually as well as that 930 starts I was almost thinking about getting another carb like that and a reg compatible and going that way. I will check out the vacume like you said. I don't have anything else handy to hook up carb wise no other lp or gas carbs around that would fit. I am going to try a different condensor. I do think it is odd that I cannot smell lpg in the cyls when it is getting to the carb and then it has fired but only a time or two. I will try the elimination process more. |
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| Howard H.
01-17-2013 10:32:43
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Re: fired once on ether.. This is odd in reply to R Wyler, 01-17-2013 06:55:01
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| If you are getting regular blue spark, then I think it must be in the fuel.While turning it over, I used to short each plug with a screwdriver to make sure each plug was getting fire and getting it evenly... Or just pull the wire and stick a screwdriver in the end and let it short out to ground. Sometimes easier to see in low light. I've seen a lot of weird "low-probability" things like stripped drive gear on a distributor, stripped rotor, etc, that let the rotor jerk around some - distributing some fire - but not that would let the engine run. BUT, if it sounds smooth for those 4 seconds, I'm guessing all your electrical and mechanical is all good and you just need to figure out the fuel issue... Could you post a pic of your regulator?? Howard |
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| R Wyler
01-17-2013 16:55:49
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Re: fired once on ether.. This is odd in reply to Howard H., 01-17-2013 10:32:43
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| I know that #1 and I think #6 are firing. I can check the others easier and faster with an extra hand there to crank it over. Today I set it to as close to 25 BTDC as I could without it being marked past 28 1/2 I guess it is. I turned the dist until #1 plug sparked. Here is a pics of the regulator installed. |
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