Have you checked float levels ?
Carburetor Question-Again
1971 Chevelle 350.
The car has plenty of gas in the tank (a little under full), the choke is fully opened (manually manipulated), fuel filter is on (clear bulb and you can see the gas going to the carburetor).
1. While "running" the car continues to cut off/stall out.
2. The car will restart but you must continue to press the gas pedal or it will stall out again.
3. After sitting and being towed home 2 1/2 hours later, she started up again and ran for about 10 secs. before stalling out again.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
The car has plenty of gas in the tank (a little under full), the choke is fully opened (manually manipulated), fuel filter is on (clear bulb and you can see the gas going to the carburetor).
1. While "running" the car continues to cut off/stall out.
2. The car will restart but you must continue to press the gas pedal or it will stall out again.
3. After sitting and being towed home 2 1/2 hours later, she started up again and ran for about 10 secs. before stalling out again.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
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Is this on a Holley carb?
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