possible vacuum leak?
i am working with a straight 6 from a 1966 falcon that only stays running with the choke closed. i just had the carb rebiult and adjusted the timing also. my only guess is that it might be a vacuum leak. maybe in the intake manifold. has anyone else had this problem before?
you mean someone did it for you? was it a complete carb rebuild using all brand new gaskets, jets, needles, etc from the kit, or was it just take apart and clean old parts routine? (nothing wrong with those sometimes, I'm just asking) was the intake manifold removed also? do you have the luxury to put on another carb on there to see if it's your carb and if it will run fine with a different one, sometimes that really helps, and is a time saver
what ever it is / was please post an update here so we know what you did to fix it when you do
what ever it is / was please post an update here so we know what you did to fix it when you do
manual choke or electric choke?
leave it closed until the car is warm. can you keep it running with your foot on the pedal?
maybe someone adjusted the idle with the choke being on and choke off the rpm drops til it dies??? could be as simple as that
leave it closed until the car is warm. can you keep it running with your foot on the pedal?
maybe someone adjusted the idle with the choke being on and choke off the rpm drops til it dies??? could be as simple as that
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
bradleyb
Classic Mustangs (Tech)
3
Nov 27, 2015 07:50 PM




