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Old 03-06-2003, 01:53 PM
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Originally Posted by j9fd3s' date='Mar 6 2003, 11:05 AM
yup pouring down the carb is a lot easier



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Wheres the fun in that tho?Hereonout: Does your actually need the ATF trick to get it started?All it does is restore a bit of lost compression nothing more than that tho.
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Old 03-06-2003, 03:49 PM
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might as well, looks like ill be working on it for a little while longer.
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holy **** i cranked it. but sadly to say, all the work i have done, was for nothing. well not for nothing i guess. but my original roblem is still there. but once again, i may know what it is, i mean come on, theres not much else to be looking for. i had it running for a bout 15 minutes to burn out the atf and what not, and i had two frinds over helping out. well one of my friends noticed when he sprayed carb cleaner near the base of the carb, it would surge....intake leak. sure enought on the throttle rod, at the throttle linkage, at the front of the carb, is leaking. im not too sure if i explained it well enough, but its the rod, that has the throttle valves on it, and it is leaking from the front, the side facing the fan. yeah, well i figured it might have been there, and because all the emissions were connectwed and vaccums, it wasnt very noticable. well now seeing how i only have one vaccum hose hooked up, it owould be pulling more air through that one spot, making it more noticable. well anyways, i cannot fix it, ill have to just get that stage from another carb in the junkyard, cause u know how the cab disassembles in like 3 or 4 'stages'. i fixed the starting problem. it was cause by a bad connection on the battery, now its solid brass battery connectors. and i fixed the overflowing gas. get this, the new floats i recieved from autozone, SUCKED. not saying autozone sucks -thank you Greg for your help- but i had to use my old floats, that god im a pack rat. aint that sum ****?
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Glad to hear it ran atleast.So you need another carb then?Or fix this one with other carb parts?
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Old 03-09-2003, 11:43 AM
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the base of the carbs are pretty easy to swap, if everything else seems to be ok, then you should just swap out the base. we both know how complex that carb is you dont want to mess with the working part(s)



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Old 03-09-2003, 12:23 PM
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by now i know all the working parts inside and out. but yeah all i have to do is just swap one stage as i call it. but my buddy with the TII says that was probably my whole problem the whole time. what do you guys think?
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Yeah it might have been.You can never tell with that rats nest in the way.Thankfully you took it off.Let us know if this works.
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hard to find a carb that even looks somewhat promising, but like i said, i only need the throttle linkage stage. hopefully by this weekend ill have found one.
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Cool, let us know if it runs or not.
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Old 03-18-2003, 12:15 AM
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met a few guys outside autozone last night, one 83 gs i think and a gsl-se. guys seemed to know a lot, and its a whole lot easier to learn about **** when someone is there pointing to ****. but i know believe i need new ignitors, just adding to the list for the junkyard trip.
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