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xloMember

Deep breath.....

Your fuel level has dropped, and your accelerator pump now just dribbles?

You did RUN the motor right? Fuel for the accelerator pump is taken from the fuel bowl - if you keep squirting it by moving the throttle without the motor actually running then your carb bowl fuel level will drop on the primary side, and given enough tries, will eventually run out of fuel and the accelerator pump will just dribble.

Just to echo the thoughts of Aus Ford; I think a few nights away from the car and studying the Holley book would be time well invested. If you don't have a very good idea how the various systems work, and how they interact with one another, then you'll have a very hard time making progress - with or without the nice folks on here.

Andy

If you have done this, then be aware that your intake manifold now has quite a bit of raw fuel in it!

7/4/1510:33 AM

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