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Yeah, I had put ethanol in it a few times. Learned that lesson the hard way. It's called a compression release, that little lever on the engine head. And yes, it's ethanol poisoning, and it will probably require a new carburetor. I doubt if a carb kit will fix it. That's still not going to eliminate all the problems of ethanol poison however. You have likely scarred the cylinder walls, cracked a piston, seized rings or burnt valves. Ethanol has zero lubrication and the friction heat can cause irreversible damage in just a few minutes. Most people simply don't comprehend the amount of damage that can be done, to small air cooled engines, with only a tiny bit of ethanol.
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