I had a similar problem once. It was without a doubt fuel starvation.
Turned out that one of the new fuel lines I had put on recently had a fur
ball or lint or something inside. The lint became stuck in the fuel line
between the two carbs (which wasn't the line I'd replaced). This caused
starvation of the rear carb. Since then, I try to remember to blow out fuel
and other such lines with air prior to installing them.
Brian
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I suffered a complete loss of power while driving on the freeway. It almost
seemed like one of the carbs had a problem with a float or something like
that. The car would chug and stall while still in fourth gear. I pulled it
over and looked under the hood, I fiddled with the distributor and also
checked the carbs. No obvious issues. The car would start up, but it felt
like only one carb was functioning properly and I had no power.
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