So if you used starter fluid and it did not fire then we need to assume you are not getting spark. You said in the header that it has spark. How did you confirm that it has spark?
You need three things to start an engine. Compression, fuel, and ignition at the correct time.
If adding fuel (starter fluid) does not cause it to fire, then we can assume it has fuel. Pull a spark plug and hold it against the block with it connected to the wire and see if you have spark. If you do then we can assume you have compression since it was running. That means we need to see if it has spark at the correct time.
Here is a system description for the ignition that will help get us on the same page of how this works. Let me know how you testing for spark and we can go from there. Thanks
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Saturday, November 2nd, 2019 AT 6:08 PM