left my fuel on. flooded the cylinder. exhaust was full of gas. won't start. new plug. regapped timing....
could cylinder be too wet?
left gas running
Re: left gas running
Pull the plug and let it sit overnight or put it out it the sun for a day.
Re: left gas running
Change your coil, points, condenser and add premium fuel, it should start then.
Re: left gas running
> Bad Cadillac™ Wrote:
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> Change your coil, points, condenser and add premium fuel, it should
> start then.
For a flooded motor ??? What's the logic behind that^ ?
I'd pull the plug and clean it with brake cleaner . Turn the motor over with a drill so there's plenty of revolutions to help evacuate the fuel . Obviously , pull the exhaust and empty .
Put it back together and start with a drill the first time , if needed .(edited)
Re: left gas running
> P D Wrote:
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> > Bad Cadillac™ Wrote:
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> > -------------------------------------------------------
>
> > Change your coil, points, condenser and add premium fuel, it should
>
> > start then.
>
> For a flooded motor ??? What's the logic behind that^ ?
>
> I'd pull the plug and clean it with brake cleaner . Turn the motor over
> with a drill so there's plenty of revolutions to help evacuate the fuel
> . Obviously , pull the exhaust and empty .
>
> Put it back together and start with a drill the first time , if needed .
The logic is, the entire post sounds fake.(edited)
Re: left gas running
post is not fake.
thanks everybody.
listen, I'll check for spark with my drill.
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