dudleybeyler
Junior Member
- City
- Granger
- State
- Indiana
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- No price
I have a 1921 Model T that I have had for a while and it's been several years since it has run.
It did run well when I put it in storage, but I can not get it started.
During the winters I would put a little more oil in each cylinder and turn it over with the hand crank. I have cleaned the plugs, they do not look like I have slung any oil on them, but it does not turn over fast enough.
The coils were buzzing slightly, but when I tried again the other day there was not any buzzing. I cleaned the stater button and the battery connections were slightly corroded, but you would think it would turn over better, but it does not
Any ideas???? I am not that familiar with the car to figure out any tricks. So I thought I would ask!!
THANK YOU!!
It did run well when I put it in storage, but I can not get it started.
During the winters I would put a little more oil in each cylinder and turn it over with the hand crank. I have cleaned the plugs, they do not look like I have slung any oil on them, but it does not turn over fast enough.
The coils were buzzing slightly, but when I tried again the other day there was not any buzzing. I cleaned the stater button and the battery connections were slightly corroded, but you would think it would turn over better, but it does not
Any ideas???? I am not that familiar with the car to figure out any tricks. So I thought I would ask!!
THANK YOU!!