<VV> Turbo Hesitation - More Info

[David Baker]

Thanks for the info on the float level Tony.

Dave Baker

>On 10 Oct 2005 Tony Underwood wrote:

Now, for what it's worth, I've seen the same thing result from 
the
float level being a little too low.    This sometimes results 
from
attempts to overcome the dripping turbo carb issue via lowering 
the
float level slightly.   It's been my experience that even a 
little
bit of too-low float level on the Carter Y seems to cause 
hesitation.
>SNIP

>>On 10 Oct 2005 David Baker wrote:
I have a '64 Spyder with the turbo engine. It runs well, starts
well hot or cold, and don't seem to have some of the problems
other claim to have with the YH carb.

The car does stumble or hesitate after I back off the throttle,
then step on it again. It happens whether I'm in town driving
slowly, let off on the gas to slow down a little, then ease into
the throttle again, or on the highway.

There's just a little lag between the time I step on the gas
again and the time the car starts to accelerate again. It makes
the car jerk a little everytime it happens. I've gotten used to
it, so I know it's going to happen.
>>SNIP







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