<VV> Flooding Turbo Carb

[John Beck]

Have you opened up any of the guilty carbs?  If the float on the YH
isn't properly centered in the bowl it can rub and not close the inlet
valve tightly.  A sinking float ia also possible as is a bad inlet
valve.  I doubt Grant would have missed the last two but it's possible
that the float was knocked out of alignment in shipping.  --J.B.

Ken Maxwell wrote:
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> I have a 66 turbo Corsa with a newly rebuilt engine (new everything) that
> floods as soon as you crank it. Gas just pours out of the mouth of the carb.
> If you can get it running, it runs great at 1,000 rpm and higher. I have
> replaced three carbs (the last one a Grant Young), the fuel pump, the fuel
> filter and blown out the return line. Any ideas?