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'72 Carburetor help


jase386
04-27-2007, 05:17 AM
does anyone know the settings, or how to go about finding how i should set my carb.

it starts fine, but the choke doesnt seem to come on after a press of the pedal.

once it runs a while, it starts to idle rough. and if i need to get down on it, she just chokes and wants to cut off.

Towncar
04-27-2007, 03:48 PM
Don't want to push you off, but there's not too many 70's guys here.
Generally speaking, the 70's were very turbulent times for Carbs. SMOG laws were changing several times a year and manufacturers were changing carbs 2 & 3 times a year on the same models just to keep up. It became imperative that the SMOG decals and Carb tags were necessary to perform tune-ups or order parts.

All that being said, I had an early F-250 with a monster 4-barrel -- it had three choke retractors (openers) attached and one large thermal spring to slam it shut. The adjustment process was very difficult to find ( dealer TSB's to supplement my repair manuals ) and even more difficult to nail it down.

Let me suggest a website (forum) (http://www.thelincolnforum.net/phpbb/viewforum.php?f=1) where 90% of the folks there have older Lincolns, you can take it from there :)

jase386
05-01-2007, 05:17 AM
Thanks again!! you usually have very helpful answers. ive been looking for an older lincoln forum and was unsuccessful.

glad you knew of that one :grinyes:

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