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My 46 was running rough when I took it out of storage....I took the edelbrock carburetor off and found a bunch of metal shavings in one of the bowls....I have a view thru filter just before the carburetor. Took it apart and it was clean...has me stumped...the carburetor has been on the car for over 6 years and ran good...
Any insights would be helpful...
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Check to see if there's a wire mesh strainer just inboard of the fuel inlet fitting. It's possible that's deteriorating and putting contaminants into the carb downstream of the inline filter. Some needle valve seats also have a strainer above them that can come apart.
Jerry


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Hotrod Lincoln....Thank You...I did see the copper strainers near the value seats, but did not see any other strainers...
Thanks for your insights, it is back on the car and running well.
Craig


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