440-6 Center Carb Issue
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So, car starts up on fast idle just fine. However, it won't kick down on its own or with throttle. I have to manually touch the plastic cam on the passenger side to get it to warm idle. Any thoughts? Thanks in advance
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Re: 440-6 Center Carb Issue
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10/18/16 11:41 AM
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So, car starts up on fast idle just fine. However, it won't kick down on its own or with throttle. I have to manually touch the plastic cam on the passenger side to get it to warm idle. Any thoughts? Thanks in advance If it needs lubing, lube it as mentioned, however there is a small tang that rides on the various steps of the plastic cam for setting high speed idle, that you adjust by bending with pliers, perhaps it needs a tweak as it my be hanging up ever so slightly
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Re: 440-6 Center Carb Issue
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10/18/16 01:32 PM
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So, car starts up on fast idle just fine. However, it won't kick down on its own or with throttle. I have to manually touch the plastic cam on the passenger side to get it to warm idle. Any thoughts? Thanks in advance If it needs lubing, lube it as mentioned, however there is a small tang that rides on the various steps of the plastic cam for setting high speed idle, that you adjust by bending with pliers, perhaps it needs a tweak as it my be hanging up ever so slightly Mike,now you know you use a screw driver in the slot rather than pliers !!
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Re: 440-6 Center Carb Issue
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10/19/16 12:18 AM
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So, car starts up on fast idle just fine. However, it won't kick down on its own or with throttle. I have to manually touch the plastic cam on the passenger side to get it to warm idle. Any thoughts? Thanks in advance If it needs lubing, lube it as mentioned, however there is a small tang that rides on the various steps of the plastic cam for setting high speed idle, that you adjust by bending with pliers, perhaps it needs a tweak as it my be hanging up ever so slightly Alright, this could be my issue. Should it be in contact with the cam or ? It does touch/rub on the cam....... Should I insert a screw driver in the slot and twist away from the cam?
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Re: 440-6 Center Carb Issue
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10/19/16 12:30 AM
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Bill,
I have re-pop carbs on this car. I will take a picture, hold tight....
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Re: 440-6 Center Carb Issue
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10/19/16 12:35 AM
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Bad light, but you should get the idea.......
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