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#836221 03/18/2012 4:00 AM
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Im having trouble with my 64 c-10. It has a 250 6 cylinder engine.

When put under a load the engine stalls. To get home I have to fully choke the carb and feather the gas. I replace the fuel pump today and that helped for a while. I drove about 3 miles with no problems then all of a sudden it started doing the same thing.

Any ideas?

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did you check your fuel filters?


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Also, check the filter sock on the sending unit in the fuel tank. When the fuel is agitated, sediment will clog the sock and drop off when the engine stalls, when the suction drops from the pickup tube.

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Loosen the gas cap. Takeing a few miles before it shows up brings up the possibility of a cloged up vent or improper gas cap.


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I did replace the inline filter and that didn't help. I will try the gas cap thing and see what happens. I went ahead and ordered a new sending unit and carb today though. Hopefully that helps.

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Ive had similar probs before, carb was cloged up with krap from the tank and other time vacuum adv line was off producing huge vacuum leak.
good luck


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I did replace the inline filter and that didn't help. I will try the gas cap thing and see what happens. I went ahead and ordered a new sending unit and carb today though. Hopefully that helps.

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When you take the sending unit out of tank you may want to see if the tank has a bunch of mud, varnish in it.


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