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Old 04-01-2010, 07:39 AM   #18
Alan's Classic
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Re: Look what I found

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Originally Posted by protrash64 View Post
That stumble, if I heard it correctly sounds like the accelerator pump..can you adjust it to shoot in a little earlier when you step on it?

I've never seen this thread before; no wonder the '65 isn't done!! At least I'm not the only one jumping back and forth.
Any suggestions on how to adjust it? Maybe it will clear up some if I drive it some. I drove it back and forth in the drive way and seemed to get a little better.

Yes, I'm spread thin.


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I had a similar problem with mine.. if the choke lever is pulled out a little bit it would help... I ended having to adjust the mixture screw on the side of the carb. Don't know if its the same problem, I thought that it was timing.. but after a little trial and error it runs great... Good luck

Can't wait to see it running down the road..
I might try to fatten up the fuel/air mixture and see if that will help a little.

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That sounded just like my 64 before a bought a rebuild kit and changed out the accelerator pump rubber seal. They like to dry out when nobody drives them for awhile. When you going to drive that thing to work?
The sad thing is I just rebuilt the carb. The accelerator pump rubber seemed kind of hard.

I did was it yesterday. Pretty bad when you need a tetnus shot just to was a truck. At least I can see thru all the glass now.

It is forsale here in the forsale section here and I also listed it on CL.
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