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Technical 235 6 cyl

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by rs57, Dec 11, 2023.

  1. rs57
    Joined: Apr 9, 2008
    Posts: 140

    rs57
    Member
    from oklahoma

    Hi guys I haven’t posted on here in sometime . I hope this is in right area .
    I have 53 chevy pickup 235 6 cyl
    Carb rebuilt put it on hooked up fine
    And runs pretty good
    Problem is its idleing to fast
    Try to turn down and it dies out
    It has plastic spacer between carb
    And Manifold I sprayed wd 40 on all looking for vacum leak .all good except
    When I spray around plastic spacer
    Engine speeds. Up so I think. That’s problem
    Does not appear to be cracked just does it around base
    Can these go bad ? Maybe warp or something ? Do I need to just get new one and die they need gaskets and any kind of sealer .
    Any ideas on what y should do ?thanks in advance .
     
  2. Petejoe
    Joined: Nov 27, 2002
    Posts: 12,484

    Petejoe
    Member
    from Zoar, Ohio

    I am not familiar with that spacer but you’ve found your problem .
    Remove the carb and spacer. Find yourself a piece of glass and some fine sandpaper.
    Cover the glass with the sheet of sandpaper and sand the mating surfaces of the spacer and carb. Also find a good flat piece of wood and sand the manifold mating surface. After that get yourself some fuel resistant gasket material and make some gaskets.
     
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  3. Have you verified the choke is working correctly?
     
  4. It’s an insulator.
    IMG_5709.jpeg
    try the sand paper method it you want to.
    IMG_5710.jpeg
    im assuming it has a gasket for the manifold and carb side.
    That could possibly be the issue.

    I dont think mine has one.
     
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