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![]() Join Date: Dec 2011
Location: Moraga, CA
Posts: 812
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Re: Needing help and it has nothing to do with my age!
What those guys said, plus to test for vapor lock you could...
1) Drain your tank and fill it with fresh summer gas 2) Wrap your fuel line with aluminum foil, and better yet, leave room for ice cubes to be stuffed next to the line or 3) Put in one of those see-through filters right before the carb. I would not recommend that long-term because of the risk of housing failure and fire. These are all serious suggestions. Earlier in my working career I took several trips to Yakima, WA to join the CRC volatility testing programs. It just depends on what is easier for you.
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Join Date: Jul 2022
Location: Rockford, Mi
Posts: 71
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Re: Needing help and it has nothing to do with my age!
Bad spark plug wire.
I had 64 SS Impala back in the 70's. Had a miss and backfire under acceleration once it got up to operating temp. Recently installed new plug wires so I didn't even consider that was the issue. After a complete tune up except plug wires I finally swallowed my pride and took it to a Ward's auto center and within a few minutes they diagnosed a bad spark plug wire and grabbed a used one out of the trash and sent me on my way. |
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