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Originally Posted by Omathisen
Bret Ewing:
Your diagnosis sounds like my problem. Car is has always been "tricky to start and now will not start unless the carb is "dry" and I spray a little starting fluid in there. Then it starts, but if I let the rpm's too low, it will die, and will not start again (which is a problem I have not had before) until dried out and with a new squirt of starter fluid. The the whole cycle repeats itself.
It is an ERA 427 with a 351 and a 750 four barrell Holley.
OMathisen  |
Sounds like you are lean. Close idle screws (clockwise on a non-smog carb) and back out 2 turns. If this does not work, your butterfly's may be dialed too far open. Also may be a vacuum issue, check for leaks.