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Old 02-22-2022, 03:44 PM
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Originally Posted by SRR View Post
Put some "dry gas" or Heet or what ever it's called up there and see what it does. It's supposes to suck up the water in fuel if that's your problem.
Indeed yes I will add some gasline antifreeze and see if that helps.

Also since this is a 44 year old original 350 - it may be the fuel pump on it's way out....perhaps the diaphragm is now weak or torn and it is not able to maintain fuel pressure/flow....

Thanks everyone!