Start by diagnosing specifically where the spark is or is not. In other
words, confirm the plug wires are offering spark. If not, work backwards to
find an ignition fault. When you change the plugs, are they wet with fuel?
If not, look for a fuel delivery problem. Did you change out anything else?
If so, that is the most likely culprit.
Dean
Subject: Missing something
> I'll try to be short. I have a 79 midget. I removed the head, replaced
the
> head gasket and had a machine shop mill the head & check for cracks. I
now
> have reinstalled everything but I can not get it started. I have to be
> overlooking something. It will turnover just fine. It just keeps
cranking
> and cranking. I have changed the plugs twice. Checked the coil wires,
> checked the rotor arm. Any ideas of what I am missing? It did run prior
to
> this.
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