I replaced distributor cap, rotor, condenser. When it came time to replace points I noticed they sold me the wrong ones so I left the old ones for the time being. The carburator was running rich so I screwed the jets all the way in then I turned them 2 and a half turns each. I adjusted the idle. It sounded so sweet. I went back to the auto parts to get the right set of points, came back, gaped them at.017 and it won't start. I can see gas squirting in. It's not flooded. One thing to mention, when I was looking for the high point on the lobe, I was touching the solinoid to make the motor turn. Could I have burned the solinoid. The motor will turn as long as I hold the key but eventullly I let go of the key knowing it's not going to start. Thank You
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Thursday, January 21st, 2010 AT 12:03 AM