Cold Start
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most carbureted cars need to warm up for a minute before running smoothly. Is your fast idle working? let the fast idle run for a minute then go, also make sure your idle is set correctly, nothing is more annoying then a cold engine with low idle.
It starts up after a few tries when its cold and idles great, once I give her gas it starts chugging. After the car warms up for about 3 or 4 minutes then it runs without any chugging. I really think it must be the choke.
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the chugging is from the choke being closed, not enough air gets in to match the amount of gas you pushed so it "chugs". i have the same issue takes a couple tries to turn on then idles great, open up the hood and take off the filter and observe the choke, it should open slowly over the course of approx 5-10 mins idling, less if your driving. also check your air/fuel screws, for my autolite 2100 their on the front of the carb, on an inline 6 you probably have a autolite 1100, there screws with a spring on them, look up how many turns they should be turned out, for mine its 2.5 turns out from tightened.
choke can be a pain to set correctly, either have a load of patience and a detailed guide or take it to be tuned professionally.
choke can be a pain to set correctly, either have a load of patience and a detailed guide or take it to be tuned professionally.
That may be your problem right there..Not enough heat to turn the choke off quickly enough as the engine gets warm..


