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Re: Car stalls under rapid braking [Re: 68Bullit] #71766
06/19/08 02:06 PM
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I have the exact same problem on my 68 Dart with a Holley DP carb. One day with the hood and air cleaner off I saw what the problem was. When I braked hard, I saw gas was sloshing up through the vent tube, which was flooding the engine out (unless the idle was kept up). I have since heard of other people experiencing the same problem.

Re: Car stalls under rapid braking [Re: MoparGarage] #71767
06/19/08 02:52 PM
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I am pretty sure you need notched floats with those jet extenders. If not I will hold your float level way to high. Fuel will come spilling out of every orifice. Learned this the hard way!

If fuel is coming out of your vents most likely your float level is too high. Get it down to where it is just trickling out of the sight hole and you should not see that problem anymore.

Re: Car stalls under rapid braking [Re: Viol8r] #71768
06/19/08 02:58 PM
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""I am pretty sure you need notched floats with those jet extenders""

Yes, you need the notched floats. See by the picture how deep the notches are into the float?

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Re: Car stalls under rapid braking [Re: MoparGarage] #71769
06/19/08 04:09 PM
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Quote:

I have the exact same problem on my 68 Dart with a Holley DP carb. One day with the hood and air cleaner off I saw what the problem was. When I braked hard, I saw gas was sloshing up through the vent tube, which was flooding the engine out (unless the idle was kept up). I have since heard of other people experiencing the same problem.


Fuel sloshing out the vent and down into the venturis can be cured with a 'vent extension tube'. It fits on the inside of the top of the fuel bowl and acts as a 'baffle' for the vent. Don't have a pic but it is a flat, black plastic tube about 1.5 inches long. This is different than the jet extenders which prevent the jets from being uncovered.

Re: Car stalls under rapid braking [Re: Classof70Chally] #71770
06/19/08 04:32 PM
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Quote:

Fuel sloshing out the vent and down into the venturis can be cured with a 'vent extension tube'. It fits on the inside of the top of the fuel bowl and acts as a 'baffle' for the vent. Don't have a pic but it is a flat, black plastic tube about 1.5 inches long. This is different than the jet extenders which prevent the jets from being uncovered.




Thanks, I didn't know those were available. After adjusting the floats didn't help, I thought about extending the vent tubes upward outside of the carb.

Re: Car stalls under rapid braking [Re: Classof70Chally] #71771
06/19/08 06:09 PM
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So, I've checked the front float level, and it measures fine. If the level is good, and the downhill problem, rapid braking, and hot starts are still present, then I should only try the vent tube first???

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