C3 Won't Start
I went down the mental check list(fuel, spark, timing):
- battery is stong,
- carb is getting fuel,
- plugs are getting fuel,
- the plugs are getting spark
No spiders or cridders have nested or chewed anything, distributor cap and rotor look fine, distributor hold down is tight(hasn't moved).
I haven't check the timing, but how could that have changed?
I'm thinking the gas went bad, is that possible, ideas welcome??
Thanks
Kipp
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I picked up some starter fluid and a six pack, and I didn't even get a cold one poped before the beast was up and running.
When it was all said and done, I think I had 2 issues, 1 still remains.
1 - The gas is turning bad
2 - I flooded the the car, even thou the plugs weren't soak
The combination of the bad gas and the fact that I have been driving FI cars instead of the fiberglass piggy bank, led to the issue.
A couple of blast of starter fluid got it running and I was able to keep it going (but not that smooth) after that.
So now for the fun of burning off the gas, I hope it's nice this weekend!














