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Well good That’s the only way to really know how to fix your truck when you just do it lol. I agree with it sucking so much fuel but then again it is a carbureted engine lol these never really got good fuel millage from the beginning lol ive got a 95 Chevy truck with the TBI and its not much better then a Carburetor but at least I don’t have to pump the peddle lol. Now just look up how to adjust the carb when you put it all back together.
Well good That’s the only way to really know how to fix your truck when you just do it lol. I agree with it sucking so much fuel but then again it is a carbureted engine lol these never really got good fuel millage from the beginning lol ive got a 95 Chevy truck with the TBI and its not much better then a Carburetor but at least I don’t have to pump the peddle lol. Now just look up how to adjust the carb when you put it all back together.
If youre 16 that’s the best time to learn, lol heres what I would do then. I would look up the type of carb you got on your engine and find some videos on youtube explaining how to rebuild a carb. or bring a laptop out with you and do it step by step, take LOTS of pictures on how everything came apart when taking the bolts off take a picture of the bolt in your hand in the hole that the bolt went then write down how many bolts like this you had to take out in order for the carb to come off do lots of research about how to do this and you will be just fine 🙂 this is how figure things out my self if I don’t know how to. 16 is the best time to learn lol and the best way to learn is to just do it. lol
If youre 16 that’s the best time to learn, lol heres what I would do then. I would look up the type of carb you got on your engine and find some videos on youtube explaining how to rebuild a carb. or bring a laptop out with you and do it step by step, take LOTS of pictures on how everything came apart when taking the bolts off take a picture of the bolt in your hand in the hole that the bolt went then write down how many bolts like this you had to take out in order for the carb to come off do lots of research about how to do this and you will be just fine 🙂 this is how figure things out my self if I don’t know how to. 16 is the best time to learn lol and the best way to learn is to just do it. lol
You’ve Got a Jet Plugged in the carb. Tear the Whole carb off and Clean it VERY VERY Good Make sure all the jets are Open and clear what I use is some really fine wire from a wire brush or a piece of electric wire and shove the wire in and out of all the tiny holes in the carb. if you tear the carb off and you don’t see anything. well THERE is something plugging up a jet some where in the carb just Double check use carb cleaner and compressed air (put the carb in a bowl or tub when using compressed air incase you blow out a seal or something) Put the carb back on the car and fire her up. you may have to adjust the carb now since you took it all apart.
You’ve Got a Jet Plugged in the carb. Tear the Whole carb off and Clean it VERY VERY Good Make sure all the jets are Open and clear what I use is some really fine wire from a wire brush or a piece of electric wire and shove the wire in and out of all the tiny holes in the carb. if you tear the carb off and you don’t see anything. well THERE is something plugging up a jet some where in the carb just Double check use carb cleaner and compressed air (put the carb in a bowl or tub when using compressed air incase you blow out a seal or something) Put the carb back on the car and fire her up. you may have to adjust the carb now since you took it all apart.
Sounds like the engine is getting flooded heres what I would do. take the carb off and clean it really good make sure non of the needles are sticking or leaking. it sounds like one of the needles are leaking slightly and flooding the engine with fuel. when you do an oil change does it smell like raw fuel? this would be an indication that the engine is becoming flooded with excess amount of fuel.
Sounds like the engine is getting flooded heres what I would do. take the carb off and clean it really good make sure non of the needles are sticking or leaking. it sounds like one of the needles are leaking slightly and flooding the engine with fuel. when you do an oil change does it smell like raw fuel? this would be an indication that the engine is becoming flooded with excess amount of fuel.
No it will not blow up in your face. if you want to be extra cautious before you do any repairs on your car pull the air bag fuse, disconnect the negative battery cable first then disconnect the positive battery cable and touch them together for a few seconds. go under the dash on the drivers side and unplug the YELLOW Airbag Wire to the steering wheel. do all of this just to be extra safe. if it were me doing this repair I would just disconnect the battery and touch the cables together. you will be just fine. 🙂
No it will not blow up in your face. if you want to be extra cautious before you do any repairs on your car pull the air bag fuse, disconnect the negative battery cable first then disconnect the positive battery cable and touch them together for a few seconds. go under the dash on the drivers side and unplug the YELLOW Airbag Wire to the steering wheel. do all of this just to be extra safe. if it were me doing this repair I would just disconnect the battery and touch the cables together. you will be just fine. 🙂