Reply to "Fuel Starvation"

Tom B. (Guest)

Kevin,

Setting the floats is easy on the 670. You should have clear sight plugs that came with the Avenger. There is one on both the primary and secondary fuel bowl. The fuel level at idle should come to the very bottom of clear sight plug. You should be able to see the proper fuel level through the plug. (use a flashlight) I could not see the fuel level because the clear "see through" plug was not so clear. So, simply unscrew the plug, while the car is idling. Fuel should ever so gently trickle from the bottom of the hole indicating the float level is OK. If it does not, adjust the level by first loosening the large float level set screw on top the carb, then turn the adjusting nut counter clockwise until the fuel begins
to seep out the sight hole. Lock down the set screw and you are set. Do the same on the secondaries.

Tom

2/27/026:55 AM

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