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Old 10-04-2006, 03:57 PM   #24
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Default Re: carb issues

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He already ruled out the converter and tranny, he says. What's left...the carb. and valvetrain.
When he made changes to the carb...it effected the symptoms.
So, it's either the carb or valvetrain or it IS the tranny or converter. He didn't say how he ruled out the drivetrain so we're just going by what he said.
I have not ruled out the tranny, just a gut feeling that I know it is not that when it comes to my carb issues. As for the new prob, I believe it is new and seperate, but until I find it I am just blowin smoke
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