Ford Mustang: My carb is spitting gas from the accelerator pump
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My carb is spitting gas from the accelerator pump
Need some help with ideas on fixing it?
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Re: My carb is spitting gas from the accelerator pump
Install new gasket and diaphram from a rebuild kit.
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Re: My carb is spitting gas from the accelerator pump
Remove the radiator cap, and roll a new car under it.
"Jimz466" <com> wrote in message
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Re: My carb is spitting gas from the accelerator pump
DL Man wrote:
Either get a rebuild kit, OR, do what I did with my 1970 Caddy. If
you look in the phone book (or live in So Cal) you'll see some
carburetor exchange places that will either rebuild your carb, or
exchange for a rebuilt. I chose to rebuild mine. It came back looking
and running like new.
http://www.carb-x.com/
Specialty Carburetor Corporation - The largest factory direct
manufacturer of carbs in Southern California.
http://www.carburetorexchange.com/
Carburetor Shop: Quality Remanufactured Automotive Carburetors.
to name a few. A google or dogpile search should come up with others.
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Vic
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Re: My carb is spitting gas from the accelerator pump
LOL.....
Don't think I've ever heard that one before. That was good.
JS
"Chief Wiggum" <com> wrote in message
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Re: My carb is spitting gas from the accelerator pump
Chief Wiggum wrote:
ROTFLMAO!!!!!!!
nicely done, sir.
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Vic
2kGT 5m blk
suspension upgrades
http://home.earthlink.net/~jthet
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Re: My carb is spitting gas from the accelerator pump
Thanks guys I will look into all your ideas. As it being a 66' coupe I can
remove the radiator cap but I don't think that anything will roll under it.
But it was a funny idea.
"Victor DiMichina" <com> wrote in message
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Re: My carb is spitting gas from the accelerator pump
I dunno... you could probably stuff a '93 GT under that radiator cap, but
it's not going to be as cool as a '66 coupe. ;-)
JS
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it.
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