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This is a 1977 F-250 351, I know nothing about carbs but just looking at it I can see the choke valve is bent, does anyone see any big problems with that? The truck is running really rough right now and won't stay running if I let off the gas. I'm going to replace the points and distributor cap and spark plugs but I was worried about the way the carb looked. Also, should I be able to move that plate when the truck is off? This is the position it was in and it seemed locked there. Thanks for your help! Bent choke Bent choke
If I scroll down on a thread there is another thread below, that is related, so the bottom reply is not a reply to the viewing thread, but a reply to the related thread....
Hmm, I wonder if that's where the two missing replies went? A couple of months ago I list two replies that I was certain I'd made and hit REPLY on. But the next time I looked, no reply from me to the question.
I bet that's what happened. Thanks for bringing it up.
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Bent carburetor?
