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Worn throttle false air. 120-130 1967

posted by  Ron Kwas on  Sat Jan 30 15:22 CST 2016
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Cameron;

We are in agreement and I don't mean to nickpick, but I just had to point out that false air past leaky throttle shafts is unlikely to cause stated symptoms, and that if pulling Choke at high RPM results in more even running, that certainly suggests it wants more fuel...so symptoms do point to a carb issue...could it be some sort of a linkage issue and pulling choke linkage somehow helps things???

...I'll be interested to read what the root cause turns out to be...

Cheers!






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