Ok, well, I guess I'll try the floats and the Idle screw first. I really do not want to go through and rebuild the carb again if I can help it. I'll check for vacuum leaks too, but that will be hard if I only have a few seconds to check it while its running. Wow, it could be a lot of things. Getting down to the bottom of this may prove difficult.

I'm not sure I understand this quote:
"Vac leak I would check to see if You have any vac leaks it's common that if theres a vac leak the engine will use the gas thats in the manifold than will not get gas from the carb because of a lack of soction from the engine thru the carb so You get the high RPMs than nothing"

You say there is gas in the manifold, why would there be gas in the manifold upon start-up, besides maybe one pull from the carb? My truck will run for about 10-15 seconds, even if there was gas in there to start it wouldn't last 10-15 seconds.---


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