Racing Engine

Posted by George40 On 2023/11/24 19:00:36
So, it was a nice day here in the Northeast today and I went to start up my 1940 Packard 160. It started on the first try as it usually does. As it was warming up, I tapped on the accelerator to slow down the idle but, instead, the speed just increased. I did it again but the engine was now racing and would not slow down. Looks like the throttle is stuck open. How do I fix this so it doesn't happen again? Is there a recommended lubricant that should be applied? If so, how often should this be done and where? I've had many cars with carburetors and this is the first time this has happened. Thanks for any suggestions.

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