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D4 cat pony motor
The cork float in the carby was buggered so we have made another float for a holy (solid plastic) we are getting fuel to the left side cylinder but it still wont run on aero start- Drewy543
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D4 cat pony motor
Help needed I have a D4 cat dozer the pony wont start I have spark and pretty good compression it wont even pop or run on aero start we had a problem with the carby but have fixed that we are still puzzled as to why it wont run it did however run before fixing the carby is there anything else...- Drewy543
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