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Oct 02, 2022 - 11:50 AM
Possibly the lead plug after machining at the factory starts to leak and after some time it may come loose and have to be resealed with epoxy.
1984 S10 Chevrolet 2.8 a true beater. I love my beater
Two barrel carburetor I I do believe that the fuel leaks out of the bowls during idle time. Like overnight. First time hard to start rest of the day no problem starts right up. What would you suggest to fix this problem?
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Aug 03, 2022 - 12:55 PM
Hi. The good news is that you can seal the carburetor bowl with the help of a 118th-tip screwdriver. Google has a video showing how to do it. Just type in "How to seal a carburetor bowl". We hope you resolve the problem. Feel free to contact us for assistance. Have a great day!
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