Re: 1990 force 120 wont start 10 min after running
I mean i putt the timing light on it when i crank it over to start and timing is at 30 when start up and at wot is at 28 degress when running do i dont know if flywheel key is bad. Thanks
This is very confusing. The timing is set with the throttle position at maximum opening, meaning the throttle lever should be all the way forward with both throttles in horizontal position. If set properly depending on the idle screw setting the timing at idle could be at least 3~5 degrees BTDC, AGAIN DEPENDING ON THE IDLE SCREW SETTING. The backfiring is a very good indication timing is absolutely way off.
Try doing the Link and Synch again but before doing so, make sure the throttle lever, idle screw, timing tower and linkages are all zero'ed in with the carb throttles. This means with the throttle lever at neutral position, idle screw just off or not pushing against the engine block, the timing tower at zero degree with the #1 cylinder at TDC both carb throttles should be fully closed or in vertical. Note do not confuse the carb throttles with the carb choke butterflies. The throttles are the one in the "throat" while the chokes are the one in the opening or "mouth" of each carb. There is a mention of a "line" on each carbs cam that should be aligned with the slot of the eccentric screw roller, this should be perfectly aligned with everything be zero'ed.
However,after setting the timing, obviously you will need to set the idle speed, by then the "line" and "slot screw" alignment WILL NOT BE PERFECT ANYMORE since the throttles are now partially opened to maintain idle speed, so does the timing which will advance a little bit.
On the topic of choke, there is a built in choke which you an activate by pushing in the ignition switch and kept pushed in while starting. As soon as you release the ignition switch the choke will disengage. Do not overchoke otherwise you will flood the carbs making it even harder to start. In choke condition, try holding the starter no more than 10 seconds each time and no more than two consecutive chokes. Thereafter you can keep starting without the choke. If after three tries and it still won't start, you can give it another choke but thereafter is should start, if not you have more than just a choke problem.