Wrenchbender, I got it running today (having to go through the cupping my hand over the top of the carb routine again) and warmed the engine up so the cold light cut off and shut it down. I let it set for a few minutes to cool back off and tried pumping the throttle and shining a flashlight down the throat. If I was looking at the correct hole, its about 1/4 of an inch below the choke shaft on the cab side of the carb, it didn't make a nice steady stream out like it was supposed to, it made more like a slow dribble or a couple of drops came out.
I have my '63 shop manual out and opened to the Rochester B rebuild pages, and what part am I exactly going to be looking for? Is it the vertical rod that is attached to the pump plunger assembly and is it attached to the "throttle kicker" or is it attached to the bar connected to the throttle shaft??
