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68 buick gs 350 carburator issues
as you can see i have a 68 buick 350 and i am having trouble with my carburator. it is bogging when i try to step on it or even try to speed up quickly. if i try to open the secondaries it totally bogs and makes a clicking noise. and it does it if i am at high rpm even trying to speed up slowly, like when i am going 60. my carb is the stock quadrajet. i was thinking maybe not enough fuel mixture or the choke is closed or the secondaries are not opening fast enough.
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Re: 68 buick gs 350 carburator issues
The clicking noise may be a carb backfire.
It sounds as if its running too lean when the secondaries open, which can cause a backfire. The lean condition is due to either dirt/gum in the fuel delivery passages for ther secondaries (most likely) or improper adjustment of the needles for the secondaries (less likely) BTW If the secondaries did not open, the car would run fine, just a bit on the slow side. I might suggest a carb rebuild and pay particular attention to cleaning up the float bowl and the needles and seats for the secondaries. If you have not done this before, get a manual that covers Q-jets and get a rebuild kit. Carbs are easy to rebuild with the right instructions. |
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