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Re: Carb woes ?



With the engine off, look down the primary barrels while slowly opening the throttle plates. You should see a steady stream fromm the accel nozzles. If not, that could be your problem.
 
Also, check your vac. advance can on the dizzy....that could have developed a leak.
 
Darwin/BC Canada
'67 Dart GT 'vert  273/904...a blast to drive!
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----- Original Message -----
From: Doug J
Sent: Monday, June 02, 2014 8:30 PM
Subject: Carb woes ?

So I have this old Plymouth see,, and for the last couple years, it just runs like crap.  Starts great, idles fine, runs good at WOT, or anything over about 1500 RPM.  Around town it stumbles terrible leaving stop signs, or when accelerating after turning a corner.  It has an 800 Edelbrock on it that is about 5 years old. (Reman from Edlebrock).  Ran fine for the first 3 years or so.  Took the air horn off, thinking I'd see a bunch of crud in the carb. Not so.  Reset the float levels and  reassembled, no change.
Heres the particulars.
'68 383 HP engine,
Purple Shaft cam 284/484 as I recall,
Cast iron intake and exhaust manifolds,
800 Edlebrock carb
Chrysler electronic ignition, orange box,
new resister, plugs and wires.

Ran OK after the ignition swap.

Ideas?  or do I need the carb gone thru ?

Thanks
Doug
63 Sport Fury ragtop



 

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