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    Posted: April-06-2017 at 4:24pm
Dear all,

I have this rubber part on my carb which seems to be damage. I guess it is the fuel pump correct ?

What could happen with this damage part, too much fuel in the carb ?


Thanks for your help

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Serge,
Try posting the picture of the part again. It didn't come through above.


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Originally posted by wakespirit wakespirit wrote:

here is the picture



That's the diaphragm for your secondaries. If it's ripped the secondaries will stay shut.

Don't take this the wrong way, but if you think that's the fuel pump, you really should find a 351 manual in the reference section here on CCF and spend some time reading it, then you'll know a lot more about your engine

Doing the same thing with a Holley book would be a good thing too. You can find them on line also
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Serge if your float levels are correct, check the power valve that screws into the bottom of the carburetor . A backfire can cause it fail, and it only takes one good pop to take it out. The recommendation to find a Holley carburetor manual on line and study it. They are pretty good not like some other manuals. Hope this helps enjoy the boat.
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Could not find online manual for holley carb in order to identify where is the power valve that screws into the bottom of the carburetor.

What is that valve for and look like ?
What to do with it to adjust ?

I am not a mecanical guy but when I get explaination how to do and how I know how to follow.

Thanks for help
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Here is manual I could find out :

http://documents.holley.com/199r7948-5rev6.pdf

Can you see the valve you are talking to ?

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Originally posted by wakespirit wakespirit wrote:

Could not find online manual for holley carb in order to identify where is the power valve that screws into the bottom of the carburetor.

What is that valve for and look like ?
What to do with it to adjust ?

I am not a mecanical guy but when I get explaination how to do and how I know how to follow.

Thanks for help
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Here's a picture of a Holley metering block with the power valve in front of it.

It's something that you would replace with another one.if it's leaking



The quick explanation would be that It's normally closed and as vacuum gets worse it opens to supply extra gas thru the primary side of the carburetor
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Does any one knows any supplier with good price who can ship to France, where I can buy the diaphragme of my carb ?

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Originally posted by wakespirit wakespirit wrote:

Does any one knows any supplier with good price who can ship to France, where I can buy the diaphragme of my carb ?

thanks


I know absolutely nothing about international shipping, but if you go on EBAY and search for        "Holley Vacuum Secondary Diaphragm"   the prices are reasonable and there are some international shippers.
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