Hi.
I'm working on a 1969 Johnson 6 that will not start for me. I have spark and compression but am not getting fuel. I cleaned and rebuilt the carburetor and have the engine to where it will run if I entirely block the carburetor with my thumb allowing just a sliver of air. I call it super-choke. I know the fuel pump is spurting. I disconnected the fuel line and gave it a few pulls. It appears the carburetor is getting some fuel. If I open the drain hole fuel does come out.
Any ideas or next steps are appreciated.
Thanks,
J
I'm working on a 1969 Johnson 6 that will not start for me. I have spark and compression but am not getting fuel. I cleaned and rebuilt the carburetor and have the engine to where it will run if I entirely block the carburetor with my thumb allowing just a sliver of air. I call it super-choke. I know the fuel pump is spurting. I disconnected the fuel line and gave it a few pulls. It appears the carburetor is getting some fuel. If I open the drain hole fuel does come out.
Any ideas or next steps are appreciated.
Thanks,
J