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Old 09-01-2020, 06:22 PM   #26
K20-Bowtie
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Re: intermittent misfire

Over the weekend, I purchased an Elderbrock rebuilding kit with the intention of cleaning and rebuilding the 1406 carburetor. Pulled the carb out, took the top off and observed a “gunked up” mess. No problem, I’ll disassemble, soak overnight and rebuild.

While pulling out the last secondary jet, I noticed the jet screw head contained pieces of the carb body imbedded in the threads. Further inspection revealed the female threaded secondary jet port was stripped. I tried putting in the new jet, but it was totally stripped. &%$#!

Out of pure frustration and the desire to make some headway on my truck, I ran down to the auto parts store and purchased a new 1406. After install, the truck runs much better , but needs a fine tune. Ran out of time over the weekend & hope to get back at it this week
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Old 09-01-2020, 07:27 PM   #27
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Re: intermittent misfire

Thanks for the update, we are always looking for results and completion.
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