Sounds like a fuel starvation problem, Nick. I think it's time to clean the
tank.
Imagine this> floating junk in the tank collects on the pickup filter in the
tank, starving the engine. After it dies and sits for awhile, the junk
floats away from the pickup and the car will start again.
You could try to drain the tank while its still in the car..you won't get
all the junk out, but if you see a bunch of junk come out, you will know it
needs a serious cleaning.
Roger
----- Original Message -----
From: "Nichols" <nick.barb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <L-FORWARDLOOK@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, September 02, 2007 11:48 AM
Subject: [FWDLK] Carter B and B
I'm following up on a problem I had with a single barrel Carter B and B
carb. I've since had the carb rebuilt at a very reputable carb shop,
bought a new fuel pump and I am still having some problems. The car is
running better with each thing I've done but it still dies unexpectedly
every so often while idling. It always restarts but only after letting
it sit for about 20 seconds. Whether it is hot or cold doesn't seem to
matter. Points and condenser and rotor are new. I am thinking it is
electrical but not sure what. Would a bad coil cause this? Thanks,
Nick Nichols.
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