chope97
Well-Known Member
Today was a beautiful day in the D.C. area. I drove my car to the exhaust shop it drove well and it was nice and fast but the idle was not good. When I got back I decided to check the timing. My car has no ball or marks on the fly wheel that can be seen from the little hole. I adjusted it by ear and watched the idle go up or down on my sears tune up box from the 70's. It was running better but not where it should be, next I decided to check the cabs to see if they were in sync. Turns out they were a little off but I could not get them to adjust. I decided to spray some carb cleaner at the base of each carb by the spacer. One carb got no reaction. The other carb by the firewall caused the idle to go way up. Question, I have taken the carbs off before is there something better than the cardboard gaskets I can use that will seal better? Should I use two gaskets together? Should I use gasket seal?
P.S I also found that the on the manifold closes to the firewall the vacuum port that had a cap on it the cap had come off so this was causing a big problem also
P.S I also found that the on the manifold closes to the firewall the vacuum port that had a cap on it the cap had come off so this was causing a big problem also