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Old 04-28-2021, 10:58 PM   #11
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Re: Hard Starting Hot

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Originally Posted by Rich72C10 View Post
perhaps I should be installing one of these that is talked about in this thread?

https://www.67-72chevytrucks.com/vbo...d.php?t=806982

Mr. Gasket 3406 Phenolic Thermal Insulating Carburetor Spacer?

$40 bucks shipped on Amazon, ordered. If it only 1/2 works on fixing my issue, I'd be happy. Best that I can tell there are any negatives.... Will report back on how it works out. If anything I need practice taking of the Carb ha!
Something you have to consider when installing a spacer under a carburetor that has a divorced choke.. The spacer moves the carburetor farther away from the choke bimetal spring.. You'll also have to have a longer actuator rod or you'll have problems getting the choke adjusted and operating properly...
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