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Problem with carbs. 94's Put in mid cam dual carb offy intake,2 94 carbs in my 59a engine. The carbs have 59 on the side of them i believe they are AA1. trying to get each set up one at a time, after a little bit of idling the engine shuts off like the key was turned off,got good spark thou.brand new ngk plugs are black loaded with soot,2 rebuild kits in both carbs.Anyone find out that the 1 11/32 float setting was still to high?
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Re: Problem with carbs. 94's When you change cam the vacuum of the engine changes and the power valve in your carb is vacuum activated.
So for a start you need a powervalve with another value. |
Re: Problem with carbs. 94's Can you fit a vacuum gauge and read the vacuum at idle?
There are many reasons a 94 will run over rich. They can all be fixed. I list them out in this thread: https://www.fordbarn.com/forum/showthread.php?t=197943 Lots of good advice there from all contributors. Most likely culprit is an incorrectly fitted power valve. The modern replacements need to be remachined to fit the 94s properly. Mart. |
Re: Problem with carbs. 94's 1 11/32 is the height I use. I trend in my own direction with 94's.
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Re: Problem with carbs. 94's 15 in. at idle,20 when brought up, the valves that came in the kit have no valve on them.
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Re: Problem with carbs. 94's Anyone have a pic of the correct power valve gasket? And what valve comes with a rebuild kit for the 94. From Joe痴 antique?
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Re: Problem with carbs. 94's I have the same setup, 2 94's, offy intake, 3/4 cam, and was advised by "Charlie NY" to remove the PV's and install PV plugs in the carbs. (got them from him) and it has worked out great.
Might touch base with him. I know that he will have the correct gaskets for you. Chap |
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15 in of vaccum divide by 2 = 7.5 and that痴 what I got for power valve. Is this the correct gasket?Attachment 358741
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Re: Problem with carbs. 94's It's not the gasket so much as the power valve itself. Later Holley carburetors used a power valve that looks almost exactly like those for our carburetors and screws into the carburetor just fine. However, the way they seat is different and they are prone to leaking if used. That being said, I would certainly expect kits from Joe's would have the correct ones. I think there is a photo somewhere on the internet that shows the difference between the early and late versions. If you can't find it, maybe I can.
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Re: Problem with carbs. 94's Not that mine is the as yours, but I run dual 94's with 4.5 power valves. Starts and runs fine. I did rejet the carbs twice to dial it in. I bought the power valves from a vendor that I have bought from before that deals in carb and kit parts. They are machined very flat one the sealing edge and seal perfect. Not sure if float level is your problem. Keep tinkering. You will get it.
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Re: Problem with carbs. 94's I chased the exact problem around until I discovered a poor spark.
Check your spark at the plugs. Wrong jetting, power valves AND poor spark will foul plugs quick. |
Re: Problem with carbs. 94's Blocked off Power Valves, kept stock 51 jets, leaning towards not enough power getting to coil or bad ground somwhere. No more points,Pertronics electronic module and Flame Thrower coil.Need to do some more checks,any info would help.
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Re: Problem with carbs. 94's If you are running a Pertronix system you don't need a resistor. Check the voltage before the points, after the points and at the plugs. Low voltage will foul plugs
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Don稚 think it was ever my carbs. The brand new pertronics electronic ign. Was bad. But the points back in runs like a champ. Waiting for a replacement module. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Re: Problem with carbs. 94's Which Igniter # unit did you use ? I ? or II ? (I believe there may be a III now , also ?)
I know the Igniter I has a reputation for failing . I have never had a problem w/the Igniter II 's in my 3 cars . - F F |
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To the O/P : Re-read your post from yesterday and explain to me how it makes sense. This reminds me of what the guy at Carmichel Auto Parts used to say back in the day when we asked him if he was sure the part we'd just bought was good. "If it don't work, bring it back and I'll give you another one just like it!" |
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Idk Tubman. Ur dist is easier to get to replace crap. I知 not saying I知 putting the pertronics back in. Right. I値l have it for stock maybe. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Just says igniter. No 1 2 or 3. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Hmmm.......interesting . Well , good luck w/it & thanks for the reply . - F F |
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Thanks. I guess I知 getting a lot of S葉 for going modern over here. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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I asked one question here about a gasket for power valve. Not one answer from all the experts. Except send them to NY to have rebuilt. Haha. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Re: Problem with carbs. 94's Use the gasket shown in this thread. Also use the power valve provided in the kit. Requiring special machining is a myth to rip you off. The kitted one works just fine. Did mine a month ago. Works like a champ.
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Re: Problem with carbs. 94's I have run Pertronix conversions for quite a few years and regardless, I now run a ballast resistor after having burned up way too many coils ....
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