Back fire through carb?
HELP! I can't figure it out. I removed the head and set the timming as per the manual, I think. When the intake valve came up and went back down and the piston rose to the top I set the dist back in with the rotor facing the number 1 on the dist cap. I checked the gap in the points, .020. The 1-6 mark on the flywheel is 1/2 ahead of the pointer on the inspection hole. She fired up and BANG!:huh: big back fire through the carb. She will run for a minute but not idle and if I step on the gas BANG!:ohmy: Any thoughts? Thanks.
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May be a little too far advanced, try playing with the dist while you've got it running. If you can get it to idle then set the timing with a light.0
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HELP! I can't figure it out. I removed the head and set the timming as per the manual, I think.
I had the same issue with a 49 i was working on. Found out i thought i was hitting on cyl 1 and i wasnt. just a quick test pull all the plugs lay a piece of paper over the #1 cyl then turn the engine over by hand wait until you see the paper move then you know your on 1. Adjust your rotor to point to #1 wire and follow the correct firing order.
that worked for me.
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Make sure you have the correct firing order, 1-5-3-6-2-4. Walt.0
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Too far advance will kick the starter backwards. Walt.0
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I GOT IT! Way to far advanced. Thank you guys for the insite. Now to the next issue. YEAH!0
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