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  1. clinto

    M37 help

    first, before you fiffle with the carb, put a mechanical oil pressure on it and find out if you have pressure. if you don't, the carb is a moot point as you'll be pulling it apart...... If it actually has acceptable oil pressure, then once the ignition is up to snuff, rebuild the carb.
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