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10-05-2006, 06:05 PM
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I havent checked to see if fuel was going in yet hopefully this weekend ill get a chance. I put a fresh set of plugs in b4 i left it for the summer so i dont think its spark related unless a boot is loose or something like that. Gap should be .045 right?
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1967 GTO- 400ci of PONTIAC iron, 4bbl 770 cfm holley,670 heads, headers, 4spd, and a busted fender. 2005 GTO- 400hp of corporate ls2, lingenfelter intake, Corsa sport exhaust, reprogrammed tcm, Boyd Coddington Smootie II's, and a crap load of zaino! 
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10-05-2006, 11:26 PM
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get yourself a squeeze spray bottle and put about a cup of gas in it. Put a couple of squirts in the carb and have someone turn it over. If it starts or tries to start, keep squirting the gas and see if it keeps running. If it does, keep it running that way for a little and see if it starts running by itself. If it doesn't, I suspect that you have bad gas.
The solution is to drain the tank and replace about a gallon of gas. Run it dry and then repeat the process. It's always advisable to run the tank way down periodically to get rid of any gas that might be ready to go stale. Rich |
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