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Posted by Dan on October 27, 2002 at 10:40:37 from (198.81.27.16):
In Reply to: needing help diagnosing a M fuel problem. posted by Dan on October 26, 2002 at 21:46:35:
I have gone as far as to crack the drain on the carburator when it starts and fuel does flow but not alot.enough fuel to run it i would certainly say but it takes a minute to get the drain open and by then she is running normal again.Nothing comes out of the bowl such as rust or dirt?I also checked and cleaned my sediment bowl when i flushed my tank along with a half other times.My tractor has a coil rather than a magnito.Its not my ingnition system.This i have verified by swapping coils with the other tractor.No cracks in the cap and its clean.Points are not burned and set to spec.plugs are new and clean.It does act like an ignition problem but its definetly fuel and its driving me nutts!When it starts to run out of fuel i can play with the choke and get it to run by forcing it to draw more fuel by slowing down the air intake.Today i cleaned the screen in the air cleaner,rerouted the fuel line and i am still having the same problem.Its only when the engine warms up after hard use.If i dont get her hot she will run like a champ all day!I have a temp guage being deliverd monday so i'll see where my engine temperature is sitting maybe my theory of fuel burning in the intake is my problem?Do you all think its possible?When this problem happens i noticed my intake is hot enough to sizzle spit on a wet finger!!!The thing that i dont understand is she never boils over?
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