[T2] Clogged carbs
Jim Denton 2thingswild at gmail.comFri Jun 19 09:22:23 MST 2015
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If you aren't driving the van much and running through at least a tank of gas every two weeks or so then you may be having problems with gasohol going sour. You could try adding a bottle of Carb/FI cleaner to you tank and run alcohol free gas if you can find it. On Thu, Jun 18, 2015 at 10:00 AM, Dave Gillingham <dave at coronado-realty.com> wrote: > Hi List: > > I have a problem with my ’73 panel van. It has a ’75 2.0 liter with dual > Kadrons. The engine and carbs were new about 8 years ago, and I have about > 35Kmi on them. > > Here is the issue: If I don’t drive the van for about a week, it gets > pissed at me and runs poorly for (usually) a block or two - like it is not > running on at least one cylinder - and then it will suddenly clear and > everything is fine. I suspect a jet is getting clogged (don’t know why). > When I rebuilt the carbs a couple of years ago I also added two new fuel > filters but the characteristics of the problem did not change. Drive it > every day - fine. Ignore it for a week or so - problem. > > Yesterday, after not having driven the van for about 2 weeks, it was > running poorly, but this time got worse instead of better. Couldn’t even > make it back to the driveway. > > My question: Short of pulling the carbs and cleaning them out, is there > an easier way to blow some air through the carb, or clean the jets? > > Thanks, > > Dave Gillingham > Owner/Broker > Coronado Island Realty > O: 619-435-0145 x 103 > M: 619-992-5318 > > > > _______________________________________________ > type2 mailing list > type2 at type2.com > https://www.type2.com/lists/type2/listinfo
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