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Old 02-12-2002, 10:05 PM   #1
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Post Swapping intake/carb on an 85 305

I pulled off the air cleaner on my 85 today and couldnt believe all the crap thats under there. I'd rather do a haedgasket job on a new Honda than on this thing.
Anyway, how could I swap my edelbrock intake/carb on without screwing with the computer. In other words, what do I need to leave on the truck? I still have to pass inspection and emissions after I get it running so I cant just throw all the old stuff out. But theres way too much sh*t under there to put back together. Im sure theres a few of you who have done this before...

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Old 02-13-2002, 07:28 PM   #2
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computer on 85 ? It have that ESC crap ?

answer that one first then we will go from there, the carb and dizzy are the only things different than normal ones

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Old 02-16-2002, 08:58 PM   #3
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If you have a tough emissions/inspection program where you live, then you have to keep the junk. I have the same setup on an 85 I inherited; tried rebuilding the carb (with the wires)and it still ran crappy. I looked at all the smog pump plumbing, hoses to the vapor canister, wires, and decided to put in a spare 350 I had. BUT, there are no emissions testing where I live. As mentioned earlier, the distributor needs to be changed because the 305 used the one with the spark control/computer. You can get a cheap one off a 75 or so truck - - one that uses the 4 prong control module. Good luck!
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