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Re: AVS bog, accelerator pump adjustment [Re: 375inStroke] #3112933
01/17/23 05:28 PM
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i think you have an obstruction in the discharge passage that runs up to the squirter. if you look at the bottom throttle lever side of the carb below the curb idle screw you'll see what looks like a plug. this plug is used to close up the drilled pump discharge passage. remove this plug and clean the passage out. you'll have to come up with another plug to replace what you take out but this will probably save the carb. bet it's full of crap. also, you may be able to snake something up the passage from the pump well discharge port. i've used small wire ties to clean some of these passages out but that's a tight bend there. maybe a smoking pipe cleaner will get in there.

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Re: AVS bog, accelerator pump adjustment [Re: lewtot184] #3112981
01/17/23 08:14 PM
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You have changed the hold down bolt and squirter to eliminate them I hope.

Re: AVS bog, accelerator pump adjustment [Re: lewtot184] #3113034
01/17/23 09:59 PM
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Originally Posted by lewtot184
i think you have an obstruction in the discharge passage


Once the delay spring collapses, gas shoots out like a firehose.

Re: AVS bog, accelerator pump adjustment [Re: 375inStroke] #3113035
01/17/23 10:01 PM
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Installed the Edelbrock 1470 pump, and it works, shoots gas as soon as you touch it.

Re: AVS bog, accelerator pump adjustment [Re: 375inStroke] #3113036
01/17/23 10:05 PM
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Originally Posted by 375inStroke
I took the needle and return spring out, and it acts the same. It's like the leather seal is creating more friction than the delay spring rate. I stretched the delay spring out a bit, put the needle and return spring back, and I think it's even worse. Looking at the pic blown up, the new seal's starting to look worse than the old one. Guess I've been messing with it too much. Guess I'll try one of those viton, or whatever rubber type seal.


Needle, return spring, nozzle, old, and new pump
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Down the discharge nozzle channel.
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In the pic the new pump spring has less coils. I also have tried adding oil to the leather cup. It makes them swell and then they're too tight. Why not try the original pump? Just put together a set of AFB's Ive owned for 30 years. Soake the original pump leathers in fuel. They work perfect.
Doug

Re: AVS bog, accelerator pump adjustment [Re: dvw] #3116007
01/24/23 01:19 PM
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I did soak in oil first. It works with the Edelbrock pump now. I'll just preserve the leather pump for later if I need it.

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