<VV> Need new help
Harry Yarnell
hyarnell1 at earthlink.net
Tue Jan 23 17:39:09 EST 2007
What's the idle speed? Check what your vacuum readings are. Try bumping up
the idle.
harry yarnell
perryman garage and orphanage
hyarnell1 at earthlink.net
----- Original Message -----
From: "Charles Birchwood" <sharpiebandit06 at bellsouth.net>
To: <virtualvairs at corvair.org>
Sent: Tuesday, January 23, 2007 5:35 PM
Subject: <VV> Need new help
Hey Ya'll,
A couple months ago, I e-mailed in with the problem of me accidentally
flipping my corvair into reverse while driving forward at about 35 mph
coming to a stop light. Well, This past Saturday and the Saturday before
that was spent working on the engine. New vacuum lines were attached to new
carburetors with new carb spacers (which weren't there before) and new carb
gaskets. New fuel lines were installed, a new-matching-distributor was place
in with new points, cap, lines, and plugs. I put in a new engine mount due
to the fact that mine was broken. I put on a new manifold on the right side
with new donuts to the heads. Valve adjustments, carb syncing, and timing
were adjusted. New heater hoses were installed and currently I'm working on
putting the thermostats, rods, and doors together so the engine can regulate
it air flow underneath itself. The problem I'm having right now is putting
the car in gear. When I'm at a dead stop while the car is in gear (like
waiting at a traffic light), the engine dies. Every time it looks like I
have to stop, I flip it into neutral before stops, so the engine continues
to runs and I have to put a little charge of gas into the engine while in
neutral before flipping it into gear and going on my way. This problem is
very irritating and I'm setting myself up for another flip-it-into-reverse
problem. My Dad also suspects that there is a higher performance cam in the
car; does that conflict with anything? Please send advice, thanks!
In Christ
Charles 1/23/07
'65 Monza 95hp in FL
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