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12-05-2016, 05:51 PM
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Not Yet Wild
Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Oklahoma
Posts: 33
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Re: 1970 D crank bearing help please
I took the crank case apart and use Permatex aviation on some new case gaskets. Put it all back together. I also put the original carb back on, and adjusted the points.
After about 30 secs of turning it over, I used the choke and it fired right up. I just drove it up and down the street for 15 mins or so, and the cart is running great. There is no popping at higher rpms, and the top speed has increased. Now it time to pull it apart and do some fiberglass work and paint  Once again, thanks for everyone's help. |
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