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#747263 05/15/2011 9:27 PM
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I've got my 235 all tuned up and it runs and idles well however, once the choke (Rochester BC) has opened up, if I turn the truck off, It won't start until the engine cools down and the choke closes. I have the carb adjusted to factory settings but won't start when hot. If I choke it down, just to start it, it works fine.

Am I missing something?

Lode51 #747331 05/16/2011 12:11 AM
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Have you tried to push the gas pedal down a few times than try and start ,when the carb is hot the gas inside perks out so if you give it a couple of shots from the accelerator pump that gives the engine some fuel to start.It worked for me when I was running a "B" carb on my 235 and 216.


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Pete52 #747408 05/16/2011 3:24 AM
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Your accel. pump may not be working good. Look down the throat of the carb with the engine off & work the throttle. You should see a squirt of gas go in each time you open it from closed possition.


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