[outdoorsman310]

im too poor so i use a test light haha

[outdoorsman310]

haha put a dog in your yard

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you would have to spend more on gas, the prices are getting insane!

[outdoorsman310]

you would have to spend more on gas, the prices are getting insane!

[outdoorsman310]

yeah i wanna see a video those things are pretty cool the parts are so tiny!

[outdoorsman310]

check for fuel and spark

[outdoorsman310]

if you put some gas or starting fluid in the carb and it pops or starts and shuts off quickly you know its a fuel issue if nothing happens its probably spark

[outdoorsman310]

+1 on above and how did you check spark?

[outdoorsman310]

im not familiar with that engine but clean everything up and see where the oil is coming out from. it could be that the oil pan gasket did not seal correctly.

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i was just thinking of this because i heard when a head gasket is blown and coolant leaks into the cylinder that it is clean. would this be ok on a 2 stroke? i feel like it would starve the bottom end of oil so if you could put it in a compression release hole that could work i dont think i would do it. maybe id test it on an old mower

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prob not worth it haha

[outdoorsman310]

same concept as a steam cleaning machine right? or if you have a pan with stuck on crud and you boil water in it the crud will flake off

[outdoorsman310]

i just thought its an old car not made to go fast so its not made to handle more power and weight but if you want to, do it.

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