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sounds like the springs that are on the floats are in wrong... happened to me once as well... fuel spewing out the vents...
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For what it's worth, I've noticed that holley needle/seat assys are pretty sensitive to fuel pressure too. Seems like anything over 5 psi would unseat the needle and flood the carb, thats happened to me twice when using pressure regulated electric pumps.
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..... In the computer industry we refer to this as 'user error'! ![]() [/ QUOTE ] Aah yes - In the software development application, we used to call that pink-ware related problems. ![]()
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I've also had trouble with the generic needle/seat assemblies...
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It was 'user error' and the float springs were in wrong. I got the car fired up yesterday but the aftermarket chrome fuel line is so bent up it won't seal properly and I have a slow leak. I ordered up a repro fuel line setup which should solve the leak issue and fit correctly. Then I'll be able to take the car out for a test drive.
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