Re: [lro] problems at start up

From: Bob & Sue Bernard (bobnsueb@saber.net)
Date: Sun Mar 02 2003 - 11:47:01 EST

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    Hi,
    I'd wonder if the timing is too advanced so that it tries to fire the
    piston backward. This commonly feels like a weak battery.
    The advanced weights can get stuck from lack of lubrication over the year,
    because they are hidden under the points mounting plate.

    Bob B

    At 08:25 AM 3/2/2003, you wrote:

    >Lately, I've been experiencing an odd problem at start up.
    >
    >When I hit the starter button, the engine will turn over, slow, and then
    >surge. Best way I can describe it. Similar to what it feels like to start
    >the engine with the hand crank. Turns easy, gets harder as compression
    >builds, and speeds up once you've gotten to the down stroke. Repeat.
    >
    >This only happens with the ignition on. The engine turns over without
    >hesitation when I just hit the starter button with the ignition off (no
    >spark). Based on that, I don't think it's starter related or due to a bad
    >ground. I've got plenty of battery power.
    >
    >Any thoughts? Other then wanting a bit of choke and gas first thing in the
    >morning when it's cold (cold being a relative at 45o), the truck has never
    >failed to start, even with this new symptom.
    >
    >Jeff
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