Absolutely,
I think that should work. Now remember there are only like 4 total vac
lines in a Midget, so it should not be too hard. But just pull the
primary and plug it. If nothing changes you know you have to look
elsewhere for the answer.
Larry
On Jul 7, 2004, at 1:14 PM, William Thompson wrote:
>
> <#3 Did you try removing all the vac lines from the carb and plugging
> them?? just to verify it is a vacuum issue.>
>
> Once when having some troubles after swapping an engine in a Van of
> mine, an old time mechanic friend of mine was trying to find a vacuum
> leak, he sprayed something (silicone??) in the areas he suspected of
> the
> problem, when the engine changed tone he knew he was onto something.
>
> List, would this be something reasonable to try to chase this down on a
> Spridget?
>
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