'63 carb leak
#2
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Can you post a picture of the carb or at least tell us what carb you have.
#4
Mopar Lover
The Tabs on the bowl get bent from overtightening them. Pull the float bowl and get a sheet of sand paper and sand the bowl on a flat concrete surface. Reinstall and known good gasket and that should fit the issue...
Keep us posted....
Keep us posted....
#5
Dyno-Bob,
Thanks for the tip. But I chickened out and bought a rebuilt from someone on Ebay. I got the carb and it is in beautiful shape but when I installed it, it wouldn't let fuel enter the bowl. Long story short I took off the bowl and found that not only did the rebuilder fail to install the baffle, but he put the float spring in the wrong spot. So I fixed that and then reinstalled the carb. Back on the road, my old carb into the cleaner and then to storage... Now if I can only get my fuel gauge working consistently lol.
Thanks for the advice. I look forward to more!
Thanks for the tip. But I chickened out and bought a rebuilt from someone on Ebay. I got the carb and it is in beautiful shape but when I installed it, it wouldn't let fuel enter the bowl. Long story short I took off the bowl and found that not only did the rebuilder fail to install the baffle, but he put the float spring in the wrong spot. So I fixed that and then reinstalled the carb. Back on the road, my old carb into the cleaner and then to storage... Now if I can only get my fuel gauge working consistently lol.
Thanks for the advice. I look forward to more!
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