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Lynnmor
Apr 06, 2020Explorer
If it just "died" then the ignition quit or the fuel stopped flowing.
Throwing parts at it is not the best approach. The valves may be OK, I can't see them from here, but they wouldn't have caused a sudden dying.
Put it back together and check for spark, use an old plug with the gap opened a bit more and watch for spark as you pull the rope. If you have spark and the thing doesn't fire, remove the spark plug and put a few drops of gas down the hole and quickly reinstall the plug and pull. If it fires briefly, then you have a carburetor or fuel pump issue, and that is where I would have started.
Throwing parts at it is not the best approach. The valves may be OK, I can't see them from here, but they wouldn't have caused a sudden dying.
Put it back together and check for spark, use an old plug with the gap opened a bit more and watch for spark as you pull the rope. If you have spark and the thing doesn't fire, remove the spark plug and put a few drops of gas down the hole and quickly reinstall the plug and pull. If it fires briefly, then you have a carburetor or fuel pump issue, and that is where I would have started.
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