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Old 08-03-2022, 01:55 PM
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Angry Engine bogging down
Driving a 102 with an original Kohler. Engine bogs down and has no power when pulling some weight. Takes a while before it works itself out. Any idea what I should be looking at?

Engine idles fine, so it won’t be a carb or fuel line?
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Engine idles fine, so it won’t be a carb or fuel line?
NOPE, could be the entire problem.

Basic things first, check and/or replace the Fuel Filter if applicable, as well as the Air Filter.
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I changed the air filter and the fuel filter. I’m still having the same issue. I have gas intone carburetor bowl. Not sure what to check next
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Points, timing, coil, condenser.
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Try enriching the main jet 1/2 turn and let us know if helps ((CCW)
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Gas cap vented?
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Takes a while before it works itself out.

As in seconds or minutes? Maybe governor?
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