91 b2200 carb floods, runs rich
#12
OK. Believe we've got it. Pulled what they're calling the slow fuel cut solenoid, put 12v to it and no click. Went to junkyard and got one, float level holding steady, purring like a kitten. So I guess the weber conversion on both my vehicles is to wait for another day. These feedback carburators are finicky, nothing simple about them, but hey, working now. One more question; any tips on getting the mixture adjusted without a dwell meter? Thanks again for all your help. Dit.
#13
I am very glad you got it fixed!!! I think the mixture is also controlled by a solenoid and cant be changed very easy at all. These feedback carbs were horrible for modding or adjusting, had one on my '84 Ranger 2.8 V6.
#14
OK. Believe we've got it. Pulled what they're calling the slow fuel cut solenoid, put 12v to it and no click. Went to junkyard and got one, float level holding steady, purring like a kitten. So I guess the weber conversion on both my vehicles is to wait for another day. These feedback carburators are finicky, nothing simple about them, but hey, working now. One more question; any tips on getting the mixture adjusted without a dwell meter? Thanks again for all your help. Dit.
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