IMO that's very unlikely to be the problem, unless it's become contaminated
with water (condensation) or something.
Still, a can of starting fluid is only a few $$, it's worth trying a spritz
into the carb throat(s). If the engine fires then dies, you know you've got
a fuel problem.
Randall Young
59 TR3A daily driver TS39781LO
63 Sports 6 rustoration project HB7826LCV
et al
>
> All,
>
> Just how critical is 6 month old unleaded gas/petrol in firing up
> old cars?
>
> Mine refuses to fire even once, and yes, there is spark.
>
> John Layzell
> Miami, Florida
> 1925 Alvis SC 12/50 (with original FWB) - oldest Alvis in North America
> johno8@aol.com
> 305-891-2059
> 786-853-0711 Mobile
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