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Posted by Randy-IA on November 19, 2005 at 18:30:10 from (207.177.83.251):
In Reply to: Re: More M question's posted by r4etired on November 19, 2005 at 17:46:15:
Hey , I live near Waverly in NE Iowa . It's not a bad problem , the icing , I just haven't delt much with updraft carb's ( or any older one barrel carb's for that matter ) in many , many year's so I forgot just how they work . I work with 4-barrel carb's very often but they don't ice up very much given their application . I didn't remember my Air Force training in A/C and ventilation about the expansion of gasses :-| and the effect's of a venturie . Thanks for the reminder ! I won't worry about it then . Besides I've got enough to do on this thing to get it right . If it get's bad enough to stop the engine then I'll go inside and warm up ! Take care ...Randy
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