[Tigers] Carb Cleaning 101 : Edelbrock 600 CFM
Ron Fraser
rfraser at bluefrog.com
Sat Dec 28 17:25:55 MST 2019
Graham
You did not say what carb you have.
If you have the Autolite carb - that the top off the carb and see what it
looks like in the fuel bowl.
Accelerator pump is simple - diaphragm, spring and one way valve seal - if
it is not pumping there is a hole in the diaphragm or seal or the passage to
the nozzles are plugged.
Ron Fraser
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Subject: [Tigers] Carb Cleaning 101 : Edelbrock 600 CFM
Listers -
I went to start the Tiger for the first time in about 2 months (nice day
here in Maryland!) and it just wouldn't fire. I determined it wasn't
getting any gas. Fuel is getting to the carb from the pump, but there's
nothing coming out of the jets when I pump the throttle linkage. The carb
has been on the car for over 10 years. I assume 10 years of gunk, ethanol,
varnish and just sitting in the garage has clogged everything up. I'm
hesitant to start disassembling the carb if there's a less intrusive path to
take first. (The last time I tried to overhaul a carb was helping a high
school buddy with his Plymouth slant 6 and it didn't end well.) Has anyone
had any luck just soaking a whole carb (carb cleaner, acetone, etc.) and
then re-installing? Any other tips/tricks?
Thanks much,
Graham Harlowe
B82001466
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