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Thanks for the response. The condition seems to happen turning in either direction. Stock intake & cam and all screws are tight. Hadn't looked for any fuel pooling. I'll get a couple of carb kits and replace the gaskets and needle & seats and go forward from there.
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I just stumbled upon this thread and all of the useful info that @Dragon Slayer has given. My 1966 Hemi (automatic) has an issue where if I'm slowing down and taking a turn onto another street, the engine runs rough & wants to stall, so I have to two foot it until I complete my turn. After a...
I questioned this pump also, and while it is not a common pump, it has been verified to be the original factory pump and is stamped 1069 which is the 106th day in 1969....April 16th, 1969.
Oops, my misunderstanding. This original Airtex pump on my '69 Rod Runner is a more unusual bolt-together pump versus the more common crimped-together pump. This pump is not the same as the Carter pump used on Hemis.
I put a marine squeeze primer ball before the fuel pump on my cars. Just pop the the hood, reach down a squeeze it 8-10 times and the bowls are full again.
A throttle cable on a half century old car has rusted through to the point where it has broken and you ask us whether you should try to repair it or replace it?!?!?!?!