<VV> please help me get my 64 running

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John,

>From your description it sounds to me like the main jets in the carbs are 
probably clogged
up.

They aren't too hard to access to clean.

Remove the carb tops and they are in the bottom of the float bowl.

Refer to a manual for exact location.

Remove with the proper size screw driver and clean out the itty bitty hole in 
the jet. Best if 
you can blow it out with compressed air.

I've seen this happen in loads of Corvairs. Particularly if they have sat for 
a long time.

Can't hurt. Give it a shot.

Good luck
Tim Abney

 
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