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Won't start
I got my motor back together today, and now it won't start and gas is running out of the velocity stack. I was wondering if valve lash could possibly be part of the problem? It's had a cheater can put in, .30 over piston, new springs, ported and polished, a valve job, and added a crank trigger?
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Might fix the float problem in the carb first though, so the gas stops running out of it. What's a cheater "can"? |
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Supposed to be cam I got auto corrected!! Lol
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I had to teach my phone "mechanic" words.
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everytime i type mow my phone corrects it to now.
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I would also check the timing. I had a 12 hp I could not get to run. I ended pulling engine think the timing from the crank to the cam was off. All it ended up being was the points.
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Will proud owner of cub 122,128,70,100,and 682 |
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He has electronic ignition on it....... But that is a possibility.
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I've never had the crank trigger but assumed you still had to time it when to fire.
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Gas running out the V-stack is most of the issue in this case. In my opinion.
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Agreed.
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