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Re: Garion's 78 restomod, Marietta
Posted: Tue Jan 15, 2013 7:03 am
by seabeelt
Can't tell from the photo, but it looks like the bottom half is broken or beginning to split/tear near the bolt
Re: Garion's 78 restomod, Marietta
Posted: Sun Feb 24, 2013 12:04 am
by garion
After having to deal with both death and taxes in the past few months, I've blown what was going to be my budget for Marietta... So over the past month or so since i was last heard from, I've been attempting to fix my choke...
I believe I've finally licked my choke issue, and it was a combo of a few different problems:
1. First thing I noticed was that the tab is on the choke coil wasn't in the groove that actually moves the choke. So the choke was useless at this point.. Getting the tab into the slot fixes this..
2. The fast idle assembly was sticking slightly.. A little carb cleaner then a spray of silicon spray fixed that..
3. Last and probably the biggest problem: One of the hoses for the water choke was clogged! When i was doing the radiator and friends, I never removed the water choke hoses.. Removed and cleaned it out.. Also cleaned out the water choke housing..
Now I can actually start the car without issue, and she warms up normally..
Still need to do my shock towers, but thats on hold till I recover financially. I still take her out once in a while, but only local short drives.