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Yes, it is one of the shorter plugs since it does have the spark plug covers.
All I can get out of it is an occasional pop. I cleaned and gapped the points, soldered on new plug wires and ends, and it had spark that would jump a 1/4 gap. The spark when leaning the plug on the cylinder looked ok, but sometimes didn’t seem to work. Same with a different plug.
The plugs were totally soaked when I pull them out, even after I closed the adjustment needle.
I had completely cleaned the carb, and the float does shut off the fuel, so not sure why it’s getting so much fuel. Maybe it’s because I’m pulling it over so much without it firing.
When I shoot a little carb cleaner in the cylinders or the intake, I still can’t get it to fire.I figured I’d start with plugs, but I may have to test the coil and condenser.
Also, can anyone tell me what year it is?
( # 449 02332 )
Maybe photos of your motor would help. It’s possible a motor made by OMC
or perhaps Thor. Are the spark plugs 14 mm or 18 mm or ??
Here a photo from a pamplet, year unknown. Is it similar to this?
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