Re: 1937 Super 8 not restarting when hot
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I am leaning on the carburetor issue as well.
An easy way to check that is to turn off the engine when it it hot, remove the air cleaner and see if a faint vapor mist exiting out the the top of the carburetor. If it does that, then you have gas dripping into the carb while it is off and flooding the engine. Gar
Posted on: Today 9:05
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Re: 1937 Super 8 not restarting when hot
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I have electric fuel pumps on all my cars to fill the carb after sitting a long time. It saves the starter and the battery.
It is also beneficial on hot days down here in Texas when you stop at a long traffic light. Starting up, I would always have a vapor lock. 3 second blast from the elec pump and the line would be cleared.
Posted on: Today 11:38
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