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Trying to figure out why my father's car is so cold blooded. It literally will not start unless I squirt starter fluid into the carburetor. Once running, it runs great. The engine is a freshly rebuilt 400, rebuilt to stock 72' specs. Carburetor was redone by Ken @ everyday performance. He did the Qjet on my 72' Monte Carlo, it was great right out of the box.
I am going to try to reverify the base timing. But, I am also thinking that the choke could be an issue. Any suggestions are appreciated. TIA
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1972 Chevelle SS 2dr hardtop 454 LS5 4 spd - "Pure Stock" 1969 Chevelle 2dr hardtop L72/M20 - my "retirement" project. 1968 Chevelle 2dr hardtop 6.0/80E - pro tour-ish 1972 Monte Carlo turbo 6.0/TH400 2001 Silverado RCSS LQ4/80E swapped, cam, headers, FBO. 1972 E lCamino SS AFR headed 454/TH400 - the old man's project |
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