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Pat/Ohio 12-19-2013 10:07 AM

Re: 2013 Moonshine Festival
 

Ken, I think of you and Barb daily. You have had a rough year. God Bless the both of you! Looking forward to see you guys in Gettysburg next June. Pat

cushman man 12-20-2013 07:55 AM

Re: 2013 Moonshine Festival
 

Thanks,John for the pictures,It was a very good meet lots of old fords to enjoy.

Buzoom 03-02-2014 07:04 PM

Re: 2013 Moonshine Festival
 

Hey Vic,
This is Mike Sydney from Homosassa. We met in Dawsonville. My 40 Flatty is acting like it is starving for gas when I get over 50mph. Carb seems to have plenty of fuel. Got any ideas? Fuel pump? Fuel line? Air leak?
Mike

Vic Piano 03-03-2014 07:22 AM

Re: 2013 Moonshine Festival
 

Hi Mike, Your description of the problem could be attributed to any and all of the things you mentioned however, I would check for any vacuum leaks and adequate fuel flow from the fuel pump to the carb. Also, check at idle, turn the air/fuel mixture screws one at a time to see if they produce any change in the engine idle. If they do not, that would most likely indicate a bad power valve. If everything with respect to fuel delivery is up to par and the carb adjustments do have an effect, I'd check the timing/distributor, etc. Without actually being there, it's tough to pin down the source(s) of the problem.

Ken/Alabama 03-03-2014 11:46 AM

Re: 2013 Moonshine Festival
 

Quote:

Originally Posted by Buzoom (Post 833927)
Hey Vic,
This is Mike Sydney from Homosassa. We met in Dawsonville. My 40 Flatty is acting like it is starving for gas when I get over 50mph. Carb seems to have plenty of fuel. Got any ideas? Fuel pump? Fuel line? Air leak?
Mike


Have you tried slowly pulling out the choke to see if it goes away ? Also make sure your fuel pump isnt sucking air around the lid if you have a steel bowl fuel pump. If its a glass bowl make sure it isnt sucking air around the top of the glass bowl.


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