carburator problems
#3
RE: carburator problems
Thank you for your response. I just rebuilt the carb. for the second time thinking
I did something wrong. The carb. has no miles on the rebuild. I just put the motor
in the last two months. Could it be a problem with metering rods? Is it possible buy
just the rods and or springs alone or will I have get a new carb.?
I did something wrong. The carb. has no miles on the rebuild. I just put the motor
in the last two months. Could it be a problem with metering rods? Is it possible buy
just the rods and or springs alone or will I have get a new carb.?
#4
RE: carburator problems
Could be the metering rods. Don't know if you can only get pieces alone. I would probably price the difference between new and reconditioned units. I would also base the decision on how old the carb is and how many miles are on it along with the fact that the new units are a little more fuel efficient over their older counterparts.
#5
RE: carburator problems
I found out from my parts supply today that they do sell metering rods alone for about $4 a piece, they are Edlebrock
but they are supposed to fit the Carter AFB. I will pick up
a pair tomorrow and find out. I have one more Question
you might be able to help me with. The motor I just put together is a 73 390. The previous ownerput a cam in it that is
one step above stock and this Carter AFB carb. I have been
told I need to advance the timing more than the 6 degrees
called out for stock, but no one knows how much. Is this correct, and do you know how far it should be?
Thanks for all your help. I will let you know if the new metering
rods work out.
but they are supposed to fit the Carter AFB. I will pick up
a pair tomorrow and find out. I have one more Question
you might be able to help me with. The motor I just put together is a 73 390. The previous ownerput a cam in it that is
one step above stock and this Carter AFB carb. I have been
told I need to advance the timing more than the 6 degrees
called out for stock, but no one knows how much. Is this correct, and do you know how far it should be?
Thanks for all your help. I will let you know if the new metering
rods work out.
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