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BuffaloBFN
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Posted: August-20-2007 at 12:23pm |
bill, do a search for 'carb' and look for gottaski...IMHO, he's sharp on carbs!
tons of info here, though it takes some time to absorb :) |
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bill1
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okay, here is the stupid question of the month. when one has this problem of bogging at takeoff and one is adjusting the accel pump, to make it sqirt more gas do you tighten the nut?
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GottaSki
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Then you likely dialed in a hesitation. Set it to strongest idle/ best vacuuum IN FORWARD GEAR. You will like the results. Also setting the accel pump clearance is at WOT, to simply prevent mechanical binding. many people mistakenly set clearance to be sloppy at idle with high precision - bad. |
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southwind83
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Thanks to all I'll let you know how it goes after adjusting acc. pump.
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79nautique
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your issue should be the accel pump or maybe a float a shade high, but then it could be just the operator as well. If your going basicly from neutral to Wide open very fast, try puting it into and letting the transmission shift into gear then steadily open the trottle all of the way giving the engine time to react, VS. just throwing it down as fast as you can.
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backfoot100
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I think you may be on the right track. Sounds like you have done everything else. Try adjusting the pump shot the other way a little bit. Especially if giving it more fuel made it worse. If everything else is set properly, the pump shot is the only thing left.
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southwind83
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I have done all the above except # 6. I will do some research on that. I just took the boat out for a few minutes and tried adjusting the accelerator pump a little but seemed to get wrse when I adjusted for more fuel. I ran out of daylight so I had to quit before adjusting the other direction. I am going out in the morning to work on it on the water so any suggestions between now and then would be great. 79nautique do you have any suggestions?
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nuttyskier2002
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Here are a few more things to check:
1) Fuel pressure and delivery. Fuel pressure should be about 4 - 7 psi. Delivery should be about 1 pint/30 seconds. 2) Make sure your choke is opening all the way when when engine is warm. 3) Make sure your timing is advancing correctly. Use a variable strobe (adjustable) timing light. You should see about 32 degrees total timing at roughly 3000 RPM. 4) Also you didn't say anything about your spark plugs. Should be Autolite 24's gapped @ .035". 5) If all of the above are good start checking for leaking gaskets. Use spray solvent (like WD40) around intake and base-plate gaskets. Listen for change at idle. 6) If good up to this point I'd probably do a plug chop test run. You can find threads on this test here on this site. |
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southwind83
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I have spent a lot of time reading the threads and I am real close to fixing all of my problems but I still need some help to get it perfectt.
351PCM hesitation out of the hole for a second when I dump full throttle. Here is what I have done: Ugraded to EI Conversion from SKIDIM (contact gapped @ .010) New plugs, wires, cap, rotor and coil (SKIDIM) I rebuilt the carb (floats adjusted & parrallel to bowls) Timing set at 10 BTC I even tried adjusting timing while driving and it seemed to run best set at or near 10 BTC Mechanical advance working fine Adjusted idle mixture to highest vacum (to the best I could tell) All of this and it still hesitates out of the hole just for a second when I dump full throttle. I was cnsidering playing with the following: adjusting gap on the EI contact & accelerator pump I haven't messed with the accelerator pump on the carb other than setting it to what the manual reccomends for it to be set at with feeler gauge before install. Should I do either of these or look elsewhere? Could I be running too lean? Any help woould be greatly appreciated. I don't want to start stabbing in the dark and get it further away than I am. |
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