EFI to CARB conversion problem, running like a PIG..vacuum problem?
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You can hook it up there, that's essentially the same as hooking it to the manifold or the tree. For some reason I was thinking it should be timed vacuum but its not. So long as its a 3/8 vacuum to the intake.
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Update!
Replaced the gas line that was cracked and leaking. Started it up and the pressure's fluctuating from 2-3lbs up and down. Tried to adjust the regulator by loosening the locknut and screwing the allen head bold but nothing changed in pressure... Seems like I might have a leak somewhere still, don't know why the pressure wont raise. Any ideas???
I also tried unplugging the 3/8 inch hose from the vacuum tree (the one going to the carb), and tee-ing it off so I could attach the PCV valve. So basically the PCV valve, and the Vacuum tree are both linked & attached to the PCV connection on the CARB. After starting it up with this configuration my brake booster didn't seem to be working right and it kind of sputtered when I hit the gas.
Still haven't been able to check timing but will this weekend.
I also tried unplugging the 3/8 inch hose from the vacuum tree (the one going to the carb), and tee-ing it off so I could attach the PCV valve. So basically the PCV valve, and the Vacuum tree are both linked & attached to the PCV connection on the CARB. After starting it up with this configuration my brake booster didn't seem to be working right and it kind of sputtered when I hit the gas.
Still haven't been able to check timing but will this weekend.
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Gary Ugarek
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12-11-2015 02:01 PM