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I Have A Holley 600 Cfm With Manual Choke And I Can’t Get My Carburetor To Stop Flooding

Posted in Fuel Systems & Components | Asked on Nov 15, 2010
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I have rebuilt and adjusted it and i can’t get it to stop flooding wat could i be doing wrong?

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There are 5 Answers for "I Have A Holley 600 Cfm With Manual Choke And I Can’t Get My Carburetor To Stop Flooding"

  1. Dennis says:

    Did you install NEW floats???

  2. Two Lane. Bigfoot 1. 4ever says:

    Either the power valves are bad or the fuel pressure is way too high.

  3. Mister Ss says:

    Bad floats or their set wrong, too much fuel pressure, or possibly the power valve is blown out.

  4. Mdk68gto, Ase Certified M Tech says:

    If it backfired you blew the power valve. the floats could be set wrong, metering jets could be too large for the application.

  5. Chevyraceman_383 says:

    Float adjusted wrong
    Dirt/trash in needle/seat
    float has a leak and filling up with fuel
    fuel pressure is above 6 psi
    power valve is blown/ripped/leaking
    Choke plate being held closed when it should be open