Bad HEI Ignition Module or Coil?
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sometimes the "no apparent reason" is simply a bit of crap/crud/schmutz/sh7t partially or fully plugging an orifice or slot. Clean it out.
some times brass floats' seams fail or crack... leaking gas into them and sink; causing flooding.
some times polymer floats begin soaking up gas (gas-logged) then sinking; causing flooding.
some times brass floats' seams fail or crack... leaking gas into them and sink; causing flooding.
some times polymer floats begin soaking up gas (gas-logged) then sinking; causing flooding.
that at makes sense, after talking with others on here, I’m going to replace the fuel filter and check the ignition timing. I think the timing is just messed up and needs to be adjusted. I adjusted the carb today but no improvement to the problem I described earlier. It’s gotta be and issue with timing.
Last edited by miked123; Dec 27, 2019 at 02:54 PM.
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sometimes the "no apparent reason" is simply a bit of crap/crud/schmutz/sh7t partially or fully plugging an orifice or slot. Clean it out.
some times brass floats' seams fail or crack... leaking gas into them and sink; causing flooding.
some times polymer floats begin soaking up gas (gas-logged) then sinking; causing flooding.
some times brass floats' seams fail or crack... leaking gas into them and sink; causing flooding.
some times polymer floats begin soaking up gas (gas-logged) then sinking; causing flooding.
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