Posted by wallacedw on August 01, 2008 at 19:42:14 from (24.225.15.92):
In Reply to: Fuel path posted by Bob on August 01, 2008 at 19:16:08:
I'm not sure how you pull start a motor. It is a 236 ci motor. It cranks ok. I hook it up 2 my truck so even though it is a 6 volt system it is still turning fast and getting the spark.
The thing that I don't understand is that it used to start when fuel was poured into the fuel bowl (via the overflow tube). So maybe the squirt of straight fuel going into the air horn is wrong? Maybe it should be more of a fogging?
I am getting closer and I know when it fires and runs I am going to be thrilled/know I can go on... but it is very aggravating for it to work then not work. She was running but didnt have fuel from the bowl because the fuel line/pump/needle valve wasn't working. So I fixed that and now it doesn't want to play..... grrrrrr
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