I still think it's a point gap issue. Try to open them up until they are gapped so far that you loose spark then close the gap just a hair. If you are sure thats not then issue then mabye the timing chain jumped?
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I still think it's a point gap issue. Try to open them up until they are gapped so far that you loose spark then close the gap just a hair. If you are sure thats not then issue then mabye the timing chain jumped?
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PROBLEM SOLVED>>>
Removed and replaced:
1) Carb to intake pipe insulator
2) Insulator to intake pipe gasket
3) Intake pipe to cyl head gasket
Induction leak!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks to all.....Now my Honda 200E
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glad to hear, wish i could help with the 200e but im sure someone here will. these guys are great!
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