Hose help.
#12
It sounds to me like you either have a big vaccuum leak or low compression. The engine seems to turn over really easy at least in reference to how I remember mine sounding but it could just be me it's hard to tell.
You have both of the big breather tubes hooked back to the bottom of the air box right? And you have all the carb boot clamps tight?
Perhaps you have a leaky float valve and your fowling out one of the cylinders with gas? To check Smell your oil and see if it stinks like gas or pull the plugs and turn it over and see if gas sprays out.
That's really the only thoughts I have at the moment.
You have both of the big breather tubes hooked back to the bottom of the air box right? And you have all the carb boot clamps tight?
Perhaps you have a leaky float valve and your fowling out one of the cylinders with gas? To check Smell your oil and see if it stinks like gas or pull the plugs and turn it over and see if gas sprays out.
That's really the only thoughts I have at the moment.
#13
It sounds to me like you either have a big vaccuum leak or low compression. The engine seems to turn over really easy at least in reference to how I remember mine sounding but it could just be me it's hard to tell.
You have both of the big breather tubes hooked back to the bottom of the air box right? And you have all the carb boot clamps tight?
Perhaps you have a leaky float valve and your fowling out one of the cylinders with gas? To check Smell your oil and see if it stinks like gas or pull the plugs and turn it over and see if gas sprays out.
That's really the only thoughts I have at the moment.
You have both of the big breather tubes hooked back to the bottom of the air box right? And you have all the carb boot clamps tight?
Perhaps you have a leaky float valve and your fowling out one of the cylinders with gas? To check Smell your oil and see if it stinks like gas or pull the plugs and turn it over and see if gas sprays out.
That's really the only thoughts I have at the moment.
#14
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#16
the only pictures that I've seen that hooked up to was on a spot of the airbox that it's only like a clip to hold the hose from just dangling and not related to vacuum or anything, I'll take a picture of it. it's missing a little box that clips on to it.
#18
There is a vacuum nipple on the engine, close to #1 cylinder, that the vac hose connects to, this is what initially opens the petcock when you start cranking over the motor.
#19