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Old 06-27-2010, 02:26 PM
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Default carb fits but..
so i got the carb that is from a 16 hp i believe. i cleaned it out and bolted it on the engine. the engine sputters but most or all of the fuel blows out of the carb insted of going in... what do you think is the issue? timing? im almost at a loss
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Sounds like the timing is advanced too far.
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Old 07-02-2010, 10:56 PM
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to adjust the timing do i just move the coil further away? how do i do it?
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Old 07-02-2010, 10:59 PM
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No...read this. (Be patient, it's a large file and may take a bit to download if you have a slow connection)
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Default timing
i looked on my engine and i couldn't find an s or a t mark on the fly wheel. i took the cover off and looked for any markings and found what looked to be some dashes. there were about 5 of them but i don't know if they are suppose to be there. any ideas?

is there away to make my own? put the cylinder at tdc and then turn it however many degrees?
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They are there but probably covered in rust. You'll have to clean up the flywheel a bit to see them. If you already have the flywheel shroud off, this will be easy.
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thanks ill keep you updated.
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