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Re: distributor collar
Oh I got ya....but my #1 plug wire is at about 5:30 on the dizzy so I have plenty of room to advance it
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Re: distributor collar
advance and see if it will run smooth, if it does turn back a little and try it there on road test .
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Re: distributor collar
I advanced it a shade... no better...Im lost and taking a break for a day or 2!!
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Re: distributor collar
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Here's what I discovered. My idle mixture screw was turned out from seat, 4 full turns. This resulted in a very rich idle mixture resulting in carbon fouling the plugs. I replaced the plugs, turned the idle mixture screw out 2 full turns from seat and started. Once running, I turned screw in to stumble, then back out 1/4 turn to smooth idle. In short, carbon fowled plugs can totally fail causing misses and rough running. I suggest a new set of plugs, set idle mixture as I did, and hopefully your problems go away as mine did. |
Re: distributor collar
Bingo on the fouled plugs!! new plugs and shes running great!!! all the headaches Ive had over the last week and its a simple thing I overlooked....THANKS to everyone that offered help... much appreciated!
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Re: distributor collar
Congratulations!
Did you set the idle mixture screw? Was it far out of adjustment? You should try to figure out why the plugs fouled up. It can be the float level is too high or other reasons. |
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