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Thread: bucking, bogging out and dying under load or high revs

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    Drive it for a bit. Keep an eye on it. Mine did this for a year before the fuel pump packed it in. It would have been easier if it just packed it in all at once.

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    Sometimes buy just tightening things up will the draw of unwanted air leaks into the fuel system, especially the base of the carb.

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    You know the old saying, " Timing is everything". I would check the timing make sure the distributor did not move.
    I would also check the ignition coil and the wire going to it.
    Last edited by Dietersrover; 01-14-2013 at 11:13 AM.

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