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Old 04-02-2015, 07:30 PM
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Hi folks,

I got a 147 with original K321 and I can't keep it running. It runs strong for about 5 minutes, then shuts down! Any thoughts??
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I am gonna say a fuel restriction or maybe a shot coil.
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I am gonna say a fuel restriction or maybe a shot coil.
Those would be the two things that I would check first, next would be looking for a bad wire in the ignition system.
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I just rebuilt the carb could it be I have the float set wrong?
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Can you start it up right away or do you have to wait awhile?
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I can start it right away but I have to completely suffocate it,( hand over the carb) I took the head off and it has a dark black deposit on it( believe it's carbon)?
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