[VB] Good NEws
Kevin Guarnotta kevin at guarnottadesign.comTue Aug 15 16:50:42 PDT 2017
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Hi Mike. I hear you. I believe I did a full tune up 1300 miles ago - that is why I didn't start with that. It ran fine when I parked it. I just had trouble when starting it. When I replaced the fuel filter - it started right up. Looking thru my records... About 1300 miles ago I did a tune up - adjust valves, check spark plugs, check gap at distributor, adjust timing. About 1000 miles ago I installed a new distributor cap and rotor. 700 miles ago I replaced the fuel pump. 350 miles ago I installed the new petcock in fuel tank, and cleaned out filter in tank. I'll try to go through the full tune up again tomorrow - I checked valves today - they were spot on. I'll also see if I have a spare condenser - not sure when I replaced that last. As a side note - some have suggested higher octane gas. I'm putting in 93 octane. -Kevin Guarnotta Jamaica Plain, MA â78 Westy '69 Singlecab '65 Ez-camper -----Original Message----- From: MIKE ANDERSON [mailto:snowbro99 at hotmail.com] Subject: Re: [VB] Good NEws So reading through the multiple emails I've gotten leads me to believe that you haven't started in the correct place. You need to do a complete, comprehensive tune up before you start taking apart the carburetor or replacing fuel filters/lines or digging around in the fuel system etc etc etc etc. This includes valves, points, new cap/rotor/condenser, spark plug gap and timing. I feel like these haven't been adequately addressed and you're going in multiple directions.
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