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Cutting out/dying while driving
Float level dictates how much fuel is allowed into the carburetor float bowl. If it's too low, the engine can starve for fuel under a load. YouTube float level adjustment for your model number Holley. I'm not saying that is your problem, but it could be.- WFO
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- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Cutting out/dying while driving
If the fuel filter doesn't help, I'd check the float level. Sound like it's starving for fuel under a load.- WFO
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- Forum: Engine & Performance
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New to Square Body Trucks, not trucks in general
Welcome from the Texas Panhandle.- WFO
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- Forum: Introduction
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Bought an '87 long bed on Bring a Trailer a few days ago
Welcome from the Texas Panhandle.- WFO
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- Forum: Introduction
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1986 K20 Scottsdale 4x4 5.7L 350 3-Speed Manual w/ Carb
Welcome from the Texas Panhandle.- WFO
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- Forum: Introduction
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Hello from WI w/ ‘87 Dually Reg. Cab
Welcome from the Texas Panhandle.- WFO
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- Forum: Introduction
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New For Me 1985 Silverado 20 6.2 Diesel
Welcome from the Texas Panhandle.- WFO
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- Forum: Introduction
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Fresh oil
I think it's the same principle as when you're pissed off, your truck or car runs better as you leave.- WFO
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- Forum: Engine & Performance
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Spray vs Plastic Bedliner
GM stepsides changed in 55, 67 and 73. I've always thought the 66 and earlier ones looked the best. To me, the worst lookin ones were the GMT400s that had a 2nd step behind the fender and a wide bumper. If I remember right, the 99 GMT 400s had the same bed that would be on the GMT800s, without...- WFO
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- Forum: Paint and Body
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