<VV> Re: '66 Engine

[GYoungwolf@aol.com]

Art, Your carburetor problem is one of three things. In order of probability, 
they are: a leaking float, stuck float, or loose/stuck inlet needle/seat. The 
only way to tell will be to remove the top of the carb (you can do this on 
the engine) and check. If the float "rattles" it's bad. If not, something is 
sticking or loose. Clean or tighten and make sure the float assist spring is 
installed properly to help keep the float in the up position. (Or you can send it 
to me to fix for you :-). Your car probably won't start because the cylinders 
on the side with the bad carb are full of fuel. Just remove a plug, turn it 
over, and watch. Hope this helps.
The Carbmeister

 <<Also, since I'm here... any carb tips to help me get this beauty running?  
I replaced the entire ignition today but she wont start.  The secondary carb 
on the right bank fills up with gas while the other 3 carbs don't seem to be 
doing anything.  I'm a bit intimidated by the 4
carb set up.  Thanks in advance!>>