Need some old school muscle help again
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Need some old school muscle help again
I think the floats on my edlebrock are stuck because i have tons of fuel pouring out my pass side collector on the nova. How hard is it to rebuild these *******? I have the kit it was like 40 bucks but my fingers are way to big to be handlin small parts.
Summary : How to rebuild edelbrock carb
Summary : How to rebuild edelbrock carb
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Re: Need some old school muscle help again
Originally Posted by Joseph Davis
The float is probably caught on a tiny bit of gasket hanging on the inside of the bowl. Pop the carb apart and you should be able to fix it without the hassle of a full rebuild.
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Re: Need some old school muscle help again
Originally Posted by Mista Bone
I'll take a 1000 cfm Thermoquad on a Buick before any POS Holley!
Vic Jr. bought the rights to the AFB's, damn good street carb!
Holleys are best at idle or WOT and very little inbetween
Vic Jr. bought the rights to the AFB's, damn good street carb!
Holleys are best at idle or WOT and very little inbetween
The BEST things about the AFB is trhat they dont blow power valves EVERYT s9ingle time they should happen to backfire..
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Re: Need some old school muscle help again
Originally Posted by PhilStubbs
it could also be just some trash in the seat for the needle. i had that once. tons of fuel cause the needle valve couldnt seal
Good chance that is you're problem, a pice of grass, or gasket, or anything could be cought in the needle valve. pop it apart, worst case is you have to get a new one big deal they are cheap.
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Re: Need some old school muscle help again
i've had carbs go rich for no reason under the sun, and found nothing wrong with them.
you could have a fuelpump with a plugged/stuck closed return, but you never said if this pours gas when running or not.
details are needed to diagnose
you could have a fuelpump with a plugged/stuck closed return, but you never said if this pours gas when running or not.
details are needed to diagnose