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Remember the acronym, K-I-S-S (keep it simple stupid), not to insult you, just reminding you to check all the easy stuff first as that is where you will usually find the problem. Remember too that anything that electricity runs through needs clean and tight connections. Good luck

You might check the spark plugs and check for fouling of the spark plugs especially on the driver's side. You should check the spark plug wires, as well as the cap for cracks and carbon tracks. With the wires out of the cap you can hook up a jumper wire between the two contacts of the cap and...

One of the many problems with that rot gut ethanol (gasohol) fuel we are forced to buy is that it has a very limited shelf life. Starts causing problems at 6 months old, and anything over a year old you could probably put out fires with the stuff. That and the stuff eats up all rubber fuel...