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Old 02-03-2012, 11:14 AM   #1
red71cheyenne
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Edelbrock 1406 troubleshooting

How do I figure out what is wrong with my carb on the Blazer? I've checked and rechecked the timing and its right, but the engine wants to backfire and chug under power. I got the carb used and rebuilt it, but don't know a whole lot else about them. The air/fuel needles are out about 2.5 turns each. This is on a newly rebuilt 350 with manual transmission, new skip white dizzy and like I said, I've checked and rechecked the timing and it seems to be set right. Thanks for any help. Jeff.
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