Posted by Fordy20 on November 27, 2020 at 09:32:01 from (107.77.211.10):
In Reply to: Truck Carburetor posted by rusty6 on November 26, 2020 at 17:40:32:
Last summer, several of us met at a restaurant with our cars. I have a 1966 SS396 convertible and one of the guys wanted to look at the engine number to see if it was original to the car. That's the only reason I would have opened the hood and the minute I did I saw black covering the side of the engine. There's a short fuel hose from the metal fuel line to the carburetor and it had wet gas on it as the hose had deteriorated and sprung a fuel leak. There's a vacuum hose from the carburetor to the distributor and it was gone. It had been on fire which is where the black "soot" came from. Must have just happened about the time I shut the engine off. I would not have made it home and if I had driven any further there would have been one less SS396. Check your fuel hoses!
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