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Old 07-24-2024, 10:38 AM   #2
Dead Parrot
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Re: Needing help and it has nothing to do with my age!

If the problem only happens when it is hot, could be a variation of vapor lock, where the fuel is boiling in the lines. Possible you got a batch of "winter gas" that vaporizes easier in cold weather but can cause issues in really hot weather. Your first thought of 'bad gas' might not have been so far off.

Also suspect a possible fuel tank vent blockage.

New distributor cap?
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