Hesitation from stop
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Hesitation from stop
I posted this in the Bronco forum and think that was in the wrong place.
My 84 Bronco with a 302 has a hesitation I have not been able to diagnose. I had the 2 barrel carb rebuilt by Ford and just replaced the vacuum advance. It runs great at idle and once moving. I suspect it is vacuum related. Anyone else have a similar issue? It has all the original emission control intact. I'm bringing it home this weekend to replace the exhaust and want to get this fixed also. Thanks!
My 84 Bronco with a 302 has a hesitation I have not been able to diagnose. I had the 2 barrel carb rebuilt by Ford and just replaced the vacuum advance. It runs great at idle and once moving. I suspect it is vacuum related. Anyone else have a similar issue? It has all the original emission control intact. I'm bringing it home this weekend to replace the exhaust and want to get this fixed also. Thanks!
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I would check the accelerator pump linkage... make sure it's tight and has no slop in it.. also check the squirter make sure it is sending 2 streams of fuel down into the carb, do this with the engine off. check timing.
go to the Holley web site they have some good instructions on setting them up
go to the Holley web site they have some good instructions on setting them up
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