Re: [Chrysler300] Carburetion Question!!! - reply

["Ron Waters" <ronbo97@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

When I bought my 58 Plymouth in the late 80s, I had the endless cranking
problem described here. I'd have to shoot some starter fluid into the carb
to get it to start.

What I eventually realized is that the car was missing the glass bowl fuel
filter, which sits just inches from the carb. In the glass bowl is an ounce
of gasoline. Upon starting the car, the gas is sucked immediately into the
carb. Installing the glass bowl filter solved the problem. The car could now
sit for a week or more without having any starting problems.

Could this be the solution ?

Ron



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