Reply to "Holly ultra issues"

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OK, I had a chance to work on the car.

I had a look into the carb. after shutting it down. Surely, fuel is leaking from the secondary fuel bowl leaving a pool of fuel on top of the throttleblades. This continues untill the fuel bowl is pretty much empty I think.

This is primarily from the drivers side of the carb.

I was kind of shocked to find that one of the pressed in airbleeds are pressed in sideways !!!

, and thus it appears that one airbleed is totally blocked

. This is how the carb came from Holley.

Would this cause the flooding?? I would think so.

Question is what to do?? Can I break it free and put it in right??

Although the carburator is brand new there is no warranty as it is a long time ago I bought it and I'm in europe and Holley is in the US complicating things.

I'll try and post a picture

6/7/149:12 AM

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