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Originally Posted by BoysToys1928A
I did this very thing and after turning rotor to fire on #4 instead of #1 the engine started right up. And mine was also after an engine rebuild. Just a thought to look at... Larry
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I did the same thing with a rebuilt engine. I had the cam set 180 out (backwards). Even set that way the engine would pop and backfire. I checked and checked. I stopped working on it. Two weeks later I thought about the cam, and decided to try changing it - started right-up. Good luck with your project - let us know, Bill