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Quoted From EricTheCarGuy:

Not true in my experience, if you set up the carburetor correctly it should not effect the timing or should I say that it should not effect how the engine sounds, it might be better to say you shouldn’t need to adjust the timing when you install a carburetor.

thanks Eric =) you really saved me a lot of hassle that wasn’t necessary im sticking to asking both you and the forums from now on =)

sincerely,

Sarah

[SarahCraziness]

well to be honest i’m still a tad new to the field despite the advanced things that i am able to do lmao,

Oldsmobile cutlass supreme brougham – this was my first time ever working on a car trying to replace a fuel filter (keep in mind that the engine has a carb)
i felt like a complete moron because i did not see the second bolt which was covered by wires, i turned the big bolt at the base of the carburetor and in turn i twisted the hell out of the fuel line that went from the fuel pump to the carb and had to get a new fuel line lol about the only real screwup i have had so far, i am not saying i wont make any in the future because its natural that everyone has an “OFF” day

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