Backfire through carburetor
#1
Backfire through carburetor
Greetings. 1985 5.7. Backfires through the carb during acceleration. Dies when I hammer it. Please tell me E-X-A-C-T-L-Y what I need to check. If there are 100 things that I need to look for, please tell me ALL 100!!! I'll print it out and use it as a checklist. If you need more info from me, please ask!!! This rig is my daily that I'm on the fence on as to spending the money to fix or sending it to the heart of the internet Bermuda Triangle known as Craigslist. Thanks!!!
Last edited by k5bmr; 10-23-2010 at 09:23 PM.
#2
check timing, i had an issue with the stock carburetor the secondaries would not open causing it to die when giving it a lot of throttle
#3
Usually a backfire through the carb is a timing issue.
Usually. I'd look there first.
Usually. I'd look there first.
#4
Well first off when did back fire start .Did you do something to the engine ? i say backfire is caused by lean fuel condition . Such as dirt in the carburetor . Could be low fuel pump pressure . Look down in carburetor and operate the throttle and look for a strong stream of gas . have you changed your fuel filter ? Those small filters clog really easy !!!!
#5
Well first off when did back fire start .Did you do something to the engine ? i say backfire is caused by lean fuel condition . Such as dirt in the carburetor . Could be low fuel pump pressure . Look down in carburetor and operate the throttle and look for a strong stream of gas . have you changed your fuel filter ? Those small filters clog really easy !!!!
#6
I think it's time fro a rebuild kit . You could have disloged dirt in the jets . Another trick is to spray carb cleaner down the vent pipe . Rev it pretty fast and close the choke until it almost dies then let open back up . This will suck the dirt out of the jets . May work ?
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