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Old 12-08-2009, 01:00 PM   #1
TwoFiftyShifter
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'64 has no go?

My 64 GMC project is a pain to start and a hassle to move around the yard, mostly becuase when you hit the gas it dies, choke or no. You have to ease on the throttle for the rpms to rise. 230 L6. I had the carb off and rebuilt it even, didn't help the problem. Someone told me I was supposed to soak the accelerator pump in gas while doing that, but I didn't.... Could that really be the problem? I don't even see how it could be a vaccum leak theres only 1 vaccum line.... anyone else have any tips?
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