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Holley accelerator pump adjustment

6t4polara

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3310 with a slight off idle pause.
 
Try moving the cam to initiate the squirt sooner. Check for max stroke. Increase shooter size a little.
Mike
 
My runner had the same issue off idle stumble. I run a 750 vacuum secondary on my 383 thats moderately built and had to up the squirter size a few sizes to solve it. All is perfect now. I believe mine came with a 28 size squirter which is relatively small. I run a 33 now I believe and its perfect.
 
Holley has a selection of different accelerator pump cams in addition to the different shooter sizes. Most of the cams also have more than 1 mounting position(screw hole). Trial & error.
 
Have you checked the adjuster at the accelerator pump lever? Should be loosely touching so your getting a squirt immediately after you touch the gas, a little slop equals a delay from the accelerator pump.
 
There are some videos on YouTube on how to adjust the pump. Check out the JEGS video starting about the 5 minute mark.
Ron
 
Yes and check those pesky float levels...or you'll be chasing your tail as they say.
 
Adjusted idle mixture to 1 1/2 turns out and seems to have resolved the issue.
Thanks to all who replied.
 
Adjusted idle mixture to 1 1/2 turns out and seems to have resolved the issue.
Thanks to all who replied.
That's good news, thanks for the follow-up.
Keep an eye on your plugs; the idle screws affect mixture beyond just idle and you don't want to fix one area and cause a rich condition in another.
 
The 1 1/2 turns out on idle mixture screws is the starting point in my 3310 experience, so good.
 
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