Posted by in-too-deep on January 16, 2008 at 09:50:28 from (209.102.166.54):
I'm having trouble with one the kid-mover vans at work. My boss hopped in and tried to start it, it popped once and nothing, just cranking. The van has been sitting for about a month not being run. I pulled the distributor cap and scraped off some corrosion on the contacts, and cleaned up the rotor. There are no blown fuses. I can smell gas on the one spark plug I pulled, but it wasn't wet. I couldn't get any spark on that plug, and it just acts like there's nothing sparking. I treated the gas the last time it was running, so shouldn't be a problem there. We had some very humid conditions with the last melt, so I wonder if something is corroded somewhere. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Thank you.
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