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    Posted: 16 May 2018 at 1:38pm
My CA will shut off after running for 10-15 minutes, while driving and doing some light disc work. I already checked fuel flow- everything flows well in to the carb. There is also good air flow into the carb. Am I correct in narrowing down the issue to either the carb needing to be cleaned, or an electrical issue with the distributor possibly?
1947 C, 1949 B, 195? CA
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If it starts right back up after the engine dies I would suspect fuel flow such as something in the tank plugging the fuel riser inside the tank.  If it has to cool off before starting again I would suspect maybe the coil.  You will need to check for spark when it won't restart.
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yes, it has to cool off first.
1947 C, 1949 B, 195? CA
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2 bottom snap coupler plow
1 bottom plow, Cole planter
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Sounds like replacing the coil would be a good place to start
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Tank vented?
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Originally posted by Stan R Stan R wrote:

Tank vented?
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These fancy new shiny chrome gas caps for CA's say they are vented but they don't work.  One of mine even has a sticker on it says vented.  Next time it dies, immediately reach up and loosen the gas cap and listen for air being sucked into the tank. 
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Originally posted by tadams(OH) tadams(OH) wrote:

Sounds like replacing the coil would be a good place to start

and the condenser.
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Try to find a "made in America" condenser.  Yes, I'd try the coil first and see what happens. THEN change out the condenser.  Usually it's the coil.
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