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Old 08-08-2012, 11:43 AM   #20
GASoline71
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Re: Chevy 350 motor problems

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Ohh ok I had the brake booster teed in to the back of the intake haha thank you for letting me know that. Boy do I feel stupid and ok I'll look it up and hopefully that fixes the problem
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Don't feel stupid... it's a learning thing. I've been wrenching on rigs for a long time. But there are cats on here that have forgot more than I will ever know. It's always good to get some info that is useful... no matter what your skill level.

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I had a 72 El Camino with that engine and a Holly 4 barrel quadra jet carburetor. We ran the timing at 2 degrees above TDC because in two different places it gave two different settings. Two degrees above was the correct timing for that catruck, at zero she wanted to die. And yes make sure you check the butterfly floats to make sure they are working properly, for all possibilities it could be bent slightly and you not realize it making it not be at it potential. I've had that happen as well.
??? Was it a Holley Spreadbore Quadrajet replacement carb? I don't believe Holley ever made a "Quadrajet".

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