I would check the choke setting. I had this problem 2
years ago. I had some slack in the choke cables and
was not lifting the cams high enough. I knew I was
getting plenty of gas (it was all over the garage
floor), but it wouldn't fire.
In the choke off position, I would move the adjusting
screws in to almost touching the cams so with the
choke out you are getting the maximum lift. I don't
use this setting all year, but it is the only way I
can get my GT6 running through the winter.
Jim
'68 GT6
'67 TR4/A
--- JutH1685@aol.com wrote:
> success this afternoon! but only for 5 seconds! i
> PROPERLY applied the
> starting fluid into the carbs and cranked the
> engine. it fired, reved, then
> stalled, so i think maybe there is a problem with
> fuel delivery? im leaving
> it in the sun this afternoon, but its only 16?
> degrees so we will wait and
> see. if that doesnt work, any suggestions? thanks!
>
> justin
> juth1685@aol.com
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