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05-16-2013, 09:45 AM
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86 no start
My 86 has decided it doesn't want to play anymore. Since I have got a couple of months ago it has always been hard to start. It would take a couple of minutes of cranking, hitting every once in awhile at full choke then half and then a some black smoke and she was off. Once it was running it wouldn't miss a beat.
Last weekend i started off in too high a gear with a loaded trailer killing it and now it won't start or even hit. I had assumed it was a carb issue but hadn't spent the time investigating yet. Last night I checked plug gap, point gap, tore the carb down cleaned it and set to base spec. The only thing I didn't do was check the timing because I could not find the inspection hole. I can see the points sparking and the plug has good spark when held against the head. After an hour of trying to get something I had gas running out of the muffler and carb throat but very little if any on the plug. I am leaning toward a stuck valve due to the lack of fuel on the plug but the carb has suction if you cover it up and the spark plug hole will blow your finger off and the muffler puffs. Before I tore into it I wanted to see what y'all had to suggest. The only thing I didn't try was putting a little gas in the spark hole to see if it would fire. According to the PO it sat for a couple of years that's why I assumed a carb issue but its clean and looks good to me. It sounds the same while turning over and with the plug out I can't feel anything out of the ordinary while turning by hand. Any suggestions would be appreciated. 
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