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Still having hard starting problems with the BJ7. Have adjusted timing and checked plugs for proper color. The engine does not seem to be running lean if plug color is a good indicator.
The engine starts with just a touch of the starter button when the engine is warm. It will also start easily if I prime a carb with a little bit of gasoline. Could the fuel pump be the culprit? How many psi should the pump produce?
I also notice that the front carb body has moisture condensing on it when the engine is running and warm. This does not occur on the rear carb.
Ray
The engine starts with just a touch of the starter button when the engine is warm. It will also start easily if I prime a carb with a little bit of gasoline. Could the fuel pump be the culprit? How many psi should the pump produce?
I also notice that the front carb body has moisture condensing on it when the engine is running and warm. This does not occur on the rear carb.
Ray
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