Re: {Chrysler 300} 1959 300 E Starting up cold ….pumping gas

Check your fuel pump performance and ensure that the pump drive rod is not worn down. I just started my 300F yesterday after sitting for almost a year. Cranked it a bit and it started up. Fortunately I live in a temperate climate and the car is kept in the garage. I also make sure to use a fuel treatment in every tank so that the gas doesn't absorb moisture in the tank.

Nick

On Sun, Apr 3, 2022 at 12:12 PM rob <rob@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I have only had my 300 E for three months or so…it takes quite some time
to get the gas going into the carbs…I have 2 four barrel carbs which takes forever
to become full of gas so it will start.
I am seeking advice on the best procedure in starting to speed up the process.
I pump the gas pedal three or four times before I start cranking the starter…
is it better to pump while cranking or before. Any advice would be appreciated.
Yes once it has run for a while it starts right up easily.

Thanks
Rob Lutts from Salem Massachusetts

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