Posted by kossuth on January 26, 2009 at 04:07:11 from (214.3.140.16):
In Reply to: M Farmall ????? posted by spiffy1 on January 25, 2009 at 13:42:06:
bigramjack said: (quoted from post at 14:42:06 01/25/09) I have 2 questions for you farmall guys. I just got an M and I am having firing problems. It will occassionly fire. Sometimes when you first engage the starter it will fire once then no more. It is set up on a `12 volt system. The secound question is on the right side where you pour in the oil there are a couple of arms and there is nothing hooked to mine. What are they for? Thanks,
Congrats on acquiring the M. There are three things these old engines need in order to run. You need fuel, spark, and compression at the proper time. You get all those in the correct sequence and she'll run. Pull the plugs and see if you got good blueish spark rolling the motor over. If you got good constant bluish spark on all 4 cylinders check to see if you have fuel getting to the carb. If there is a fuel supply problem then correct that. Being it pops I suspect the compression is ok but you never know. Go about it systematically and get back to us. If it's electrical it could be any number of things but you gotta go about it one step at a time.
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