Sputters and Halts

GearNut said:
True enough, but a no spark condition would have left the brand new spark plug white and "soggy" wet with unburned fuel.
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unless it was overnight...just saying...without an acurate accounting of events we are really at a disadvantage...and he doesn't seem to understand that.
 
I believe he fixed the spark plug, at least that's what he stated in his spark plug thread. If he's got the cnsv2 carb that could be his next problem.Might need to drill the carb jet to get more fuel.
 
Nah, I didn't pull the plug. I bringing it to a mechanic. I'm pulling the plug on using this forum for help, it's quite obvious i'm completely new to this and you just don't seem to understand that. thanks for the warm welcome.
 
Mjkx8 sorry if you feel slighted by the forum and I will post a comprehensive test procedure to follow and diagnose your problem if you request but I am not going take the time write it up if you aren't here to read and follow it. If you are still here post and I will see if we can track down your problem in terms you can understand.
 
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