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11-26-2013, 12:03 AM
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Restoring it $200 at a time...
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: NE Kansas
Posts: 887
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Any AFB gurus here?
Need some help with the choke on the Buick. If it sits long enough for the carb bowl to dry out, it takes for-frickin-ever to get it running. A couple of pumps will usually get it to kick over, but then it's literally 2 minutes of crank-catch-feather the gas-stumble-die-rinse-repeat. I haven't found anything in the linkage that's bound up or falling off.
The choke dial was about four notches towards lean when I got the car. It's now back to the centerline, but no real difference. The brass fitting holds a length of aluminum tubing that grabs heat off the pass exhaust manifold. The second pic shows a length of vac hose that goes nowhere. (it's on the air cleaner stud just as a visual) It's above the bowl, so I assume that it's just a vent, but I'm open to answers. Question 1: Where's a good place to start with the choke? Question 2: What's up with the 12" vac line to nowhere? Thanks guys. Loren
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Charter member of the 'Put the dimmer switch back on the damn floor where it belongs' Society '68 5.3L-4 speed LWB C20; grandpa bought it for the farm in '71. Now LS 5.3, rather than 327. DD '09 Pilot Weekender '65 Skylark 300-4V-4 speed Wife's '07 Lexus ES350; 117 actuator motors and I can't see the engine. Son's '04 F250 SuperCab 6.0 |
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