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|    jaugustine@verizon.net to All    |
|    Re: Champion 3000 Watt Generator, Hard S    |
|    09 Feb 15 13:25:16    |
      >       >Have you checked the plug gap?       >Also check the choke to see if it is closing enough.       >       >CHeers              Hi,               After my last post, I removed the spark plug and checked       the gap. It was .032 inch. The instructions manual specifies ".028 - .031".       I adjusted the gap to .030 inch.               I also checked the choke after I removed the air filter. It is closed       with the "choke" position of the lever, and it is open with the "Run"       position of the lever.               I also thought about buying starter ether (spray can), but I       have to remove the air filter cover and the "foam" air filter in       order to spray the ether into the engine via the open choke       port.               Later this week, I plan on trying to start the cold generator.       I don't have high hopes that the spark plug gap adjustment is       going to make a big difference, but I hope I am wrong.               BTW:               Brian (Champion support) said I could pull on the recoil starter       rope up to 3 times with the lever in "choke" (closed) position, but not to do       it more than 3 times due to flooding the engine.               Thanks for your suggestions, John              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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