Posted by 1938 F20 on November 12, 2008 at 13:46:24 from (76.178.208.60):
I got a 38' F20 last week. Had it running good for a few hours, than decided to fix a seeping old block repair. Got that done Monday, went to use it today & it fired right up, but, when I released the choke rod, it died. Pulled the choke, cranked it over, started up again & same thing, will run w/ choke, but dies as soon as the rod is released. I repeated this a dozen times trying to give it more/less fuel (always w/ same result). I'm assuming my carb needs to be cleaned (I haven't touched it yet), any other ideas before I pull it & clean it? thanks
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