puff of smoke/steam from carb
no matter if you get spark there. if you have gas pouring into the cylinder it'll never fire.
make sure you don't have gas in cylinders (remove all spark plugs). dry the spark plugs. put them back in. make sure the float is set correctly and try again ... good luck :-) you'll be fine. It sounds like carb poured petrol into manifold instead of vaporizing ;-)
make sure you don't have gas in cylinders (remove all spark plugs). dry the spark plugs. put them back in. make sure the float is set correctly and try again ... good luck :-) you'll be fine. It sounds like carb poured petrol into manifold instead of vaporizing ;-)
no matter if you get spark there. if you have gas pouring into the cylinder it'll never fire.
make sure you don't have gas in cylinders (remove all spark plugs). dry the spark plugs. put them back in. make sure the float is set correctly and try again ... good luck :-) you'll be fine. It sounds like carb poured petrol into manifold instead of vaporizing ;-)
make sure you don't have gas in cylinders (remove all spark plugs). dry the spark plugs. put them back in. make sure the float is set correctly and try again ... good luck :-) you'll be fine. It sounds like carb poured petrol into manifold instead of vaporizing ;-)
I have found with a flooded engine it helps to expell the gas from the cylinders, while you have the plugs out, roll the engine over a few times to blow some of the gas out the sparkplug holes, unplug the coil power wire or move the plug wires from this area, as the wires can ignite expelled fuel....
I hate it when these kind of issues come up at the end of a build......
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