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delhidream
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Posted: September-11-2006 at 5:16pm |
If you have avacuum leak around the choke, mine did the same thing after rebuild and I found that the gasket around the port on the back side was no longer stuck to the choke mechanism. I figured there must of still been some carb cleaner on it and the stick um on the cork gasket didn't bond, because I remembered putting it on but I didn't double check it when rea$$embling.
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JHadji
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Thanks Tom - saved me from myself
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GottaSki
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you guessed...poorly.
If you plug it up, it will burn out the electric choke, the air keeps the element cool. It should not be pulling in big air, just a little, else something is amiss. |
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JHadji
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I have a 1988 w/the 351w. The Holley Carb has an open port sucking vacuum (red arrow). There is a bra$$ nut and screen insert. I'm guessing for a vacuum advance mechanism? I lean to plug it up, but was wondering if this is normal or is something missing? Thanks for any insight.
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