cfauvel
Chief Petty Officer
- Joined
- Aug 16, 2005
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The starting spray has the upper cylinder oil added to it. FYI
If they sit for more than day (with battery charger on) and I try to start them by pulling the choke, I can crank and crank and crank they won't start.
but if I do a quick squirt of spray they start right up and stay running.
I'm thinking the diaphragms in the carbs need to be replaced, since the carbs act like their own fuel pumps....am I right in thinking that.
once started and run, they start right up for the rest of the day....but without the starting fluid, I wouldn't be able to do that initial start.
If they sit for more than day (with battery charger on) and I try to start them by pulling the choke, I can crank and crank and crank they won't start.
but if I do a quick squirt of spray they start right up and stay running.
I'm thinking the diaphragms in the carbs need to be replaced, since the carbs act like their own fuel pumps....am I right in thinking that.
once started and run, they start right up for the rest of the day....but without the starting fluid, I wouldn't be able to do that initial start.