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think its a fuel delivery issue, pump i think. 140-160 1971

The carbureted models have a mechanical pump on the side of the engine.
The FI models have an electric pump beside the tank.
There are two different styles, with one having 3 hose connections on the pump,
one of which is the return line,
and the other has the return line coming from the fuel pressure regulator under the hood, only 2 connections on the pump.
I think maybe yours is the earlier style with 3 connections on the pump but they can be converted easily.
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George Downs, Bartlesville, Heart of the USA!






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