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#812789 01/03/2012 2:25 PM
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I have installed a rebuild kit but still get hesitation on accerlation, any help?


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ridgeview #812793 01/03/2012 3:05 PM
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Had the same issue running a pair of them on a 55 pickup several years ago. Never could figure it out.


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hb32 #812797 01/03/2012 3:17 PM
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have you checked your timing?

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With the engine off and air cleaner removed, look down the throat and pump the accelerator to make sure the diaphram is pumping a good stream of gas.

Also, check to see if the throttle shaft is worn and has any play in it which could be a source for an air leak.


Allan
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magfarm51 #812886 01/03/2012 8:59 PM
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The accelerator pump circuit for the W-1 has:

(A) bracket bolting to throttle shaft with a round hole that becomes elongated
(B) Rod from bracket (A) to cross arm which wears a groove

If either the bracket or the rod wear as above, a hesitation can certainly occur. Replacing these parts often will eliminate a hesitation if the carb is the culprit.

A misfunctioning distributor will also cause a hesitation.

Jon.


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