[FC] [FC} Help

Merv Krull MervKrull at shaw.ca
Fri Sep 28 23:26:48 EDT 2012


Take it easy if you pump the accelerator... take about 5 seconds to travel 
to the floor or to wide open... saves wear and tear.
toodles
Merv Krull
Salmon Arm, BC

-----Original Message----- 
From: Greg Shaw
Sent: Tuesday, September 25, 2012 7:00 PM
To: corvanatics at corvair.org
Subject: Re: [FC] [FC} Help

  Look down the throat of the carbs and move the throttle. Do you see a 
couple
of good streams of gas from the accelerator pump? If not you need to find 
out
why. If it's weak, you'll need to pump it several times to get enough gas 
down
there to start it. Maybe a bad pump seal or adjustment. If you're getting a 
good
shot of fuel from the accelerator pumps then you shouldn't need to pour gas 
into
it to start it. Are you putting the gas pedal to the floor once to set the
choke? Are the choke plates closing?
  With it occurring after a few days, it sounds like the carbs may be empty 
of
fuel. Your electric pump should be repriming them though. Let us know if you
have the squirts of gas from the accelerator pumps when you move the 
throttle
linkage.

Greg Shaw
Dearborn, MI
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