Hi Gang - I hope I haven't asked this already, but I'm having problems restarting my 58 Plymouth after it warms up. I get the car running, warm it up, shut the engine off, then when I try to restart, say 20 seconds later, it just cranks. Here's what I noticed in doing my own testing: When I crank the throttle and look down the throat of the carb, I see no gas squirting out. Also if I move the throttle, the accelerator pump just stays there--it doesn't come down with the lever. When I press down on the accelerator pump rod to make it go down the chamber, it squirts gas into the carb. Then I can turn the key and start the car. Carb is a Stromberg 2bbl. Just rebuilt, although I was having this problem before the rebuild. The accelerator pump is brand new. Could the accelerator pump spring be weak ? That was not replaced since it wasn't included in the Bernbaum rebuild kit. Thanks, Ron ************************************************************* To unsubscribe or set your subscription options, please go to http://lists.psu.edu/cgi-bin/wa?SUBED1=l-forwardlook&A=1
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