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Need general & electrical help with a 59 chevy apache...I want someone who knows their way around an old truck...any leads / references would be greatly appreciated.

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What's the problem?


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My shop is in lady lake fl we are a outo cycle marine I serv. a few old bolts a have 3 now work on a few for cust. also have had 5 in the past 352-752-5267 Chris

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Thanks Chris - Lady Lake is a bit far, but i very much appreciate the response. If I cant find a trustworthy local, I'll give you a buzz. Thanks again sir.

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Big Chevy - I've got an original Rochester carb - I start the truck no problem, but after about 1 minute, gas starts spewing from the rear of the carb. I hate to admit it, but removing the carb is the extent of my carb knowledge - seems to me a rebuild is in order...Does that ring true to you? additionally, I've got some charging issues...go figure...thanks for asking - any input would be greatly appreciated - truth be told, I'm a novice...thanks again.

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There are a bunch of guys here that can answer that question. I'll bet you're able to tinker with that carb enough to fix it. This post has been on here a while and by now might not get any more hits. You might want to post the question on the Engine and Driveline forum.


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sounds like dirt or crud on your float causing it to overflow. do a search using "rochester" tons of info.


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