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Old 09-16-2016, 12:39 PM   #11
1969c10joe
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Re: Diagnosing a misfire

you are getting sound advice A 750 carb is big. My truck had a carter 750 i swapped an edelbrock 600 it feels faster. however your carb has as a stuck float or something. ive never had fuel come out of vacuum port. Never owned a holley carb though. Im no carbexpert. Ive had few problems maybe because I change my fuel filters often. I would check floats first
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