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Join Date: Jun 2009
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my 1978 hawk 400 starts and runs great up to 55 mph--then it totally flatspots if u hit the throttle...feels like the ignition key was turned off.
while this sounds like a carb problem, i understand a failed stator can give this symptom is there a simple way to determine if this a fuel vs ignition issue? dont want to repalce parts needlessly--want to troubleshoot/diagnose properly first!!! thanks. |
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Central Illinois/North Cent. Florida
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More likely, I think, an ignition advance problem. If it has a centrifical mechanical advance, that can get sticky and not advance right. I'd start with points, condensor and plugs.....if it has that kind of ignition......and a good dose of carb cleaner along with draining the float bowls.
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