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Join Date: Sep 2000
Location: Hattiesburg, MS, USA
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![]() Hi everybody,
Hope ya'll had a nice weekend. The weather was finally nice enough for me to take my car out without a top. (I need a new one bad.) I've got a problem: The car wil start right up and run ok. After it warms up, if I shut it down, the carb keeps leaking gas into the inside. This is severe enough to flood the engine and it won't restart until its sat awhile. I've rebuilt the carb, but that hasn't helped. Anybody have any ideas whats going on? Would too much carb cause this? Its a 66 Hi Po, 60 over, 351 heads, headers @ duals, Shelby intake and 750 vacuum secondary holley. I'm just about to go buy a new carb, but hate to if that won't fix my problem. ------------------ 65 convertible 289 Hi Po 4 speed |
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