Why would gas pour out exhaust manifold on my 85 12A????
Your flooding it somehow. Try getting all that gas outta there, drying off the plugs so they at least have a chance of spraking, put them back in and try and start it. Pretty much any time you flood a car, the plugs get too wet to really spark well. Good luck.
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lol..
Sorry to say this,but You have had more problems in the last 2 weeks that I have had in mine for the last 3 yrs,
The 7 is not your car,and you cant find help in your area,it seems like you keep diggin yoru self a hole.
Sorry to say this,but You have had more problems in the last 2 weeks that I have had in mine for the last 3 yrs,
The 7 is not your car,and you cant find help in your area,it seems like you keep diggin yoru self a hole.
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i know but after it sitting its having problems and i was expecting this!!!! well what do you thing is causing it to flood???
the carb was rebuilt!!! but dont know anything else that can be the problem!!!
the carb was rebuilt!!! but dont know anything else that can be the problem!!!
Ahh, but was it rebuilt properly? I dont know the stock carbs. I never really messed with one more than getting one to run. After that, Im done. There are some good people here to talk to about it, they might know whats causing it to flood.
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If you just turn the key on, not crank it, does it immediately fill up with gas and flood the carb? If so (and really either way) the floats may be stuck. Tap the float bowl with a screwdriver/wrench/whatever. Don't beat the living hell out of it, just give it a couple taps. Sometimes the floats get stuck open and cause it to flood.
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no it doesnt flood unless i start it!!! i think i found it you know that spring cover over spring on the side of carb closest to the windsheild!!! well it was missing and i got one on there now and the pedal is normal stiffness so ill try tomorrow!!!thanks for info
and no i didnt get a hold of him!!!
and no i didnt get a hold of him!!!
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Alright, if your car does not turn over and just is flooded up the ***, well this is what I did to solve it. KEEP YOUR HANDS OFF THE CHOKE!!!!! Turn your engine on till just the electronics come on, then pump the gas 3-4 times pull out the choke about 1 cm and try to start. Once it has turned over, then pull the choke out a bit to keep it idiling so it won't die.
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