How about not enough gas, like the accelerator pump?
Could the vacuum secondaries be opening too fast?
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when i floor it it stumble looks like too much gaz or not enough timing what else should i check?
How about not enough gas, like the accelerator pump?
Could the vacuum secondaries be opening too fast?
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Make sure the ignition is in good condition. Check the timing curve and base timing. If you have a vacuum advance, make sure it doesnt leak and has the right vacuum source. Ignition is generally the last thing looked at but can have you chasing a lot of nonexistant problems. I always check this first.
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igot mechanical secondary and when i depress gaz with the engine shut it sqirt gaz so if my secondary open but just air coming and no gaz my engine will stumble?
if my secondary open but just air coming and no gaz my engine will stumble?
yes, it will go lean.
like Bob pointed out, if your accelerator pump isn't working properly the secondaries will still squirt fuel. they just won't squirt ENOUGH fuel.
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