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Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: NW Lower Michigan
Posts: 29,975
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2-stroke engines smoke, even when the fuel is mixed correctly. That means exhaust gasses and particles get, well, exhausted through the spark arrestor as is on most 2-stroke engines on yardequipment. So when you throttle up the combusted air/smoke cannot exit and the engine acts like it's not getting air when actually it is not exhausting it.
After checking fuel lines, gaskets, spark plug, carb, air/fuel adjustments, pure gas, blah blah blah and it still acts like it's starving for air------clean the arrestor.
Or clean it first and avoid doing all that other stuff.
If it still doesn't work, give it to your son-in-law to mess with and then throw out eventually.
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