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Old 10-17-2019, 09:49 PM   #1
JASkin
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Re: 1968 Chev K10 Carb.

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Originally Posted by oldchevynut View Post
I suspect that you are on the right track. I believe there are wells in the bottom of the fuel bowl that are sealed with solder. Over time the solder dries/loosens/cracks allowing the fuel to drain down into the intake manifold, creating the conditions you describe. It can be repaired.
Thanks for the reply, I might look for another rebuilder to tear it down as I don't feel comfortable doing it.

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