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Old 08-04-2013, 11:11 PM
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I was riding my 100 aka, Dually. Was running fine for about 20 minutes, then sounded like it was running out gas and stalled out. Restarted and was barely running and wouldn't throttle up, so I let it sit for a minute, then it started and ran fine. I bet, it's time to replace the condenser or coil. I don't know how old the coil is, but the condenser is eight years old. Appreciate any advice, guys!
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Old 08-04-2013, 11:15 PM
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Somtimes they do that when the gas tank is low.
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Old 08-04-2013, 11:22 PM
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Thanks Lew. I looked and it seemed to have plenty of gas, I'll check it again!
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Sounds more like a fuel problem Allen. I'd drain the sediment bowl, and maybe the carb bowl. Let some fresh fuel flow in and try again. This nasty stuff we have now they call gas has too much alcohol in it and it absorbs water. The water ends up in the carb bowl and the bottom of the sediment bowl. Give that a shot!
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Sounds more like a fuel problem Allen. I'd drain the sediment bowl, and maybe the carb bowl. Let some fresh fuel flow in and try again. This nasty stuff we have now they call gas has too much alcohol in it and it absorbs water. The water ends up in the carb bowl and the bottom of the sediment bowl. Give that a shot!
I agree. I've had fuel problems that mimicked your situation before. I like to use Startron when I can, but it is rather expensive. Always had good results with it and MMO.

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Yep...sounds fuelish.

I just discovered there's a station here that has ONE pump that's 100% gasoline. I'm going to start fueling all my cubs (except the smoker!) off of that stuff.

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