My car starts if you give it a little gas(understandable) but i have to rev it to about 6000rpms for almost 3 or 4 minutes before it will idle. After i get it to idle the first time it is fine until i let it sit over night or all day. I just bought it a week ago and i'm pretty sure it sat for awhile so i was thinking maybe it would get better over time after it ran, but does anyone have any suggestion to help me out with this problem.

 

Yes. My suggestion is, give it back to the bank robber.

Oh, and for the love of god, don't rev the engine to 6k rpm upon starting it and before it reaches operating temperature!!! Why don't you rev it to 8k rpm instead?

 

Hello, Asylumscenery. Welcome, and don't mind Carlos the forum court-jester.

First thing's first: Is your float bowl solenoid hooked up? (Search)

 

Well, hello cuckoo case! long time no quarrel.

 

My '83 sat for 13 years before I bought it last year. It was doing the same thing as yours. I rebuilt he carb and that got it running well enought to start showing up all the other problems from sitting so long...

Good luck!
David

 

another atlantan, sweeeeet...not to hijack a thread but im experiencing almost the same exact thing, maybe we could have a no idle party ha, where are you at? im on the northside...but have got a demon 525 cfm carb, im trying to figure out, getting ready to jet it down tomorrow morning, this morning rather, but yea...any light on the subject of no idling woes would be great. now back to your previously scheduled thread.

 

I'm on the east side in lawrenceville near snellville

 

marietta....sweet

 

If Your Car Has The Stock Carburator Check The Idle Compensator In The Intake Housing Where The Air Filter Goes And Make Sure There Is No Debries Check That All The Hoses Are Connected The Hose Is Connected To The Altitude Compensator And It Is Conected To The Ventilation And Check Valve. So Make Sure All Of This Looks Like It Is Connected.