TROUBLE STARTING WC

Anonymous-0

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OK so i have this wc that i got out of a barn been sitting for about 17 yrs and yep got it freed up with no problem . the thing having trouble with is plug wires and timing it wants to start but wont i get lot of white smoke out the exaust still nothing any ideas
 
So you say you got it fired up but then you say you do not which is it?? If it sat that long did you do any thing to free up sticking rings and clean up the rust that would have been on the cylinder walls?? If you do not you may have broken rings etc. How do you know it is plug wires or timing??
You may have a simple low compression problem due to sticking rings so fill in the gaps as to what you have done or not done. Hard to help you help your self with out good info. Whats the spark look like what is the compression etc
 
Old we're showing our age. I did the same thing you did and then I reread what he said and it says freed not fired.Guess a change of glasses might help. Leon
 
Well, it could be several things. On my old (WD) that had not been run in 10 years... I serviced the air breather, cleaned the carburator, changed pluggs, plugg wires, flushed fuel tank and lines,replaced the points in the magnito, and at this time I changed it to 12 volt (neg.) ground...also rebuilt the starter motor, and installed a new muffler, changed engine oil and filter, transmission and final drive gear oil, installed aa new battery and cables.
White smoke tells me that you'r not getting a spark at the correct time, (if at all).
 
Ya now that you said that I see but either way still could be any of the things I said plus more. LOL By the way I did have my glasses on the special pair the V.A. made for me so I could do the computer thing LOL
 
I like to start freeing an engine by removing the valve cover and tapping each valve to see if they are free. You could have a stuck vale and that's why its tries to run and will not . White smoke is associated with water or antifreeze in my experience. We cranked a Cat skidder to death and it puffed white smoke after pulling the head off , we discovered cracks under the valves.
 
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