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I ordered the 2v Holley from Langdon's along with the headers. I followed instructions and had the carb mounted tonight and started the truck for the first time, everything went great. When mounting the air cleaner I noticed the carb adaptor and intake bathed in gasoline. I then traced the leak to a 5/16 port in the base on the front of the carb, the fuel inlet side. It wasn't plugged with a brass plug, unlike two other ports on the carb.

My question is , should it be? This is something I could fix without the hassle of sending it back to Langdons.

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It's the rod the butterfly hinges on. Would the floats be the problem?

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You might want to post the model number (and year). Langdon sells a 2-barrel Holley-Weber I think). There were also 2 barrel Holleys used on early V-8s (I think)?

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Thanks for the suggestion, not thinking on my part.

It's a Holley 5200. Looks like throttle shaft leaking. Doesn't leak when running, only after engine turned off.


If it's a matter of adjustment, I could use a little tutoring in how to do it.


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Last edited by clodstomper; 09/06/2011 12:36 PM.

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OK, it is not dirt between the needle and seat, floats are good. The fuel bowl will drain dry in a short time.

Eureka, I found a tech sheet on this carb. What does the power valve do?

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