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RE: May I assume the engine bay would smell flooded...or not? [n/m]

By Dave - 09/17/2003 1:42:45 PM; IP 209.251.115.194

It does not. I noticed the gas line needs to be moved to the other side of the coil. It now runs between the coil and the drivers side valve cover. I assume it's picking up heat from the engine.

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vapor lock -- Dave, 09/08/2003

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May I assume the engine bay would smell flooded...or not? [n/m] -- Mr F, 09/08/2003

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RE: May I assume the engine bay would smell flooded...or not? [n/m] -- Dave, 09/17/2003

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Is the stock carb spacer (0.25" T; phenolic) still there?[n/m] -- Mr F, 09/18/2003

RE: Is the stock carb spacer (0.25" T; phenolic) still there?[n/m] -- Dave, 09/23/2003

Yes - fuel inlet tube should be kept short, straight & elevated. [n/m] -- Mr F, 09/18/2003

RE: May I assume the engine bay would smell flooded...or not? [n/m] -- Dave, 09/23/2003

RE: vapor lock -- giacamo, 09/18/2003

RE: vapor lock -- CHRISTIAn, 10/05/2003