The 1994 Dodge Viper: A Classic Muscle Car with Fuel Injection
Posted by Mike Mitchell on 2/11/2023 to
Car Enthusiast
The 1994 Dodge Viper: A Classic Muscle Car with Fuel Injection
The Dodge Viper is a classic American muscle car that has been capturing the hearts of car enthusiasts since its inception in 1992. The 1994 model year of the Viper is particularly
Impact of Ethanol Gasoline on Fuel Injectors
Posted by Mike Mitchell on 2/8/2023 to
Car Enthusiast
As we bring our journey through the world of ethanol-blended fuels to a close, let's take a moment to reflect on its impact on fuel injectors. With the growing popularity of these fuels, we must educate ourselves on how it affects our trusty vehicle's performance.
What Causes Carburetor Flooding
Posted by Mike on 1/14/2020 to
Carburetor Tips
There are several things that can cause flooding. I will address each.
The 1st thing most people want to do when their carb is flooding is change the float setting. Unless the float is hugely off, that isn't the problem. At least as far as the setting goes. Set your float to specifications and leave it there. Fudging the float setting is covering up the real problem.
Carburetor Hesitation Upon Acceleration
Posted by Mike on 12/1/2019 to
Car Enthusiast
Testing the accelerator pump on the Edelbrock would be the same process as an AFB 9000, or Weber Marine. This test is best done with the carburetor off of the car. You don't want to drop a check ball down the carburetor throat and into the engine. I've done it, resulting in removing the engine head and/or intake to remove the part.
Chevrolet 1911-1920
Posted by Mike on 4/1/2018 to
Car Enthusiast
With over a century of existence, Chevrolet is one of the better-known automaker brands around the world, with sales exceeding 2 million cars just in the United States. Chevrolet exists as a subsidiary of General Motors.
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