Carmen's problem sounds electrical to me, like he's got a loose or broken wire
to the distributor or to the switch. Anyhow that's the way mine acted.
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Date: 7/31/97 3:09 PM
To: Ben Hughes
From: Hayes-Holgate, Shaun
back when i first bought my m-43 it ran fine but would never start up
again.i still have the same
problem now. it seems to take almost 10 minutes before it kicks in.i
don't know if its due to the
design of the engine components or whether its a faulty part. i remember
way back asking the
list about this problem and most of the responses put it down to ' thats
the way these trucks are '
so i just accepted that.but lately i've been wondering if there is some
kind of ignition boost formula
or part that could be added to help the fuel bang sooner in the startup
phase because it almost
seems as if its taking all that crank time to get enough fuel
circulating through the system. i'm
in the same boat as you and i'd love to get this worked out if possible.
anyone know?
>
>
>
>Can you please tell me what is wrong? And how can I fix this problem?
>The engine turns but not enought to turn it on. When it did run oh how
>sweet she ran. I'm sure that I am not the first one with this problem.
>
>Thank's much and please help "KEEP IT ROllING"
>
>Carmen
>
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