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Starting Problems
Hi All,
I recently picked up a 77 full size Chevy truck. Its my first running carbureted vehicle. I noticed that its takes alot of cranking to get it started. So this morning, I decided to press the gas pedal a few times, with the thought that perhaps it "primes" the fuel pump (not sure if its mechanical or electric). The truck started just fine. Is this the normal thing to do? Thanks in advance,
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The Few, The Fast, The F-Bodies... //^\\ 1996 Chevy Camaro Z28 "The Silverhawk" //^\\ 1995 Chevy Impala SS "The Flying Fortress" //^\\ 1977 Chevy Truck "Redneck Mobile" //^\\
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Re: Starting Problems
Yes this is normal. By pressing the throttle fully once before cranking you set the choke on the carb.
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Re: Starting Problems
Thanks Marty!
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The Few, The Fast, The F-Bodies... //^\\ 1996 Chevy Camaro Z28 "The Silverhawk" //^\\ 1995 Chevy Impala SS "The Flying Fortress" //^\\ 1977 Chevy Truck "Redneck Mobile" //^\\
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