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Old 09-30-2002, 09:21 PM   #1
lukecp
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Problem Solved!

Well, me and a couple friends found out what the problem was on my truck. Turned out that the carb bolts were kinda loose, and it caused a small vaccum leak around the base gasket. I yanked off the carb, inspected the gasket (looked OK, but not great...it's proalby gonna get replaced), and put the carb back on. Now, it dosen't pop. I also re-adjusted the idle so it isn't so rough anymore. Thanks for the help!
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