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We've got a mid 70s C with a engine in our sprayer tender truck that we can't get to run right. It ran fine last summer when we were spraying but then dad used it to haul water to cattle through late summer and now it won't run right. When we got it out last fall it idled rough with a miss and when ever you gave it a little throttle it would cut out with no power at all. We've check for spark at each spark plug and that's okay. We rebuilt the Holley carb, put on new fuel filters and a new fuel pump as well but it still runs the same. When the truck is running it smokes blue smoke and it doesn't start right. When you crank it over with the starter most of the time it won't start, it will sputter but only at a flat idle, if you give it any gas or choke it won't fire at all, if you pull start it it will start in the first '. I tried putting a timing light on it but the front engine mount makes it impossible to get to the dampner to time it unless it can be timed off the flywheel too? I think my next plan of attack is electronic ignition and new spark plugs. Does anybody have any ideas of what to look for or what to check? Cliff, sounds like the starter is draging and taking too many amps and have you checked the rotor in the dist. While you are at it, check the condition of the points. Good luck!! Hey Cliff, any pics of your setup of tanks on that truck?

It is also essential for the camshaft to operate the distributor that's driving the oil pump. As I recall, most of the time, the mechanics would find distributor chevy 366 problems when the buses started running poorly.

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Does anybody have any ideas of what to look for or what to check? I'm guessing your motor is toast And after trying a few more times, the blocks would start, but later on, backfire through the carburetor. It refused to start unless it was run every day with the electronic unit in it. Your truck could shut off suddenly if there's a temperature rise. For the price I spent on rebuild kit and his labor I could have probably bought a new one. The Holley is easy to rebuild and easy to get parts for, so you may want to stick with that as long as the casting is in good shape. Delete cookies. The pinch bolt we took off when we were troubleshooting. Fewer revolutions would burn less fuel. Have a '73 C with a engine Was having problems with the hei distributor.

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Nothing wrong, just saying. Insert Quotes Quotes Post Reply. Turn on the ignition, turn the distributor slightly back and forth till you get a spark. All were from the mid 90's and all had over , miles on them. Did they put a short deck distributor in a tall deck motor? You need to hook up a vacuum gauge to the intake manifold first. Cliff Neubauer Posted April 5, Going to need it in a week or 2. Sign up. When you crank it over with the starter most of the time it won't start, it will sputter but only at a flat idle, if you give it any gas or choke it won't fire at all, if you pull start it it will start in the first '. Saturday's project is to look at both the hei's. Log in Register. But if you're going to spend money, better upgrade the with larger bores. Good luck.

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