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292 Y block with dual quad carter carbs stalls when trans is shifted in neutral.

Posted By Joe D 7 Years Ago
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292 Y block with dual quad carter carbs stalls when trans is shifted...

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The cartridge type filter is 10 micron and is installed back by the fuel tank (pump suction). I recently installed this and removed a small inline filter right before the pump suction. I had heard so much about fuel boiling and pump cavitation.

The dual quads are on a 292 Y block in a 1960 F-100 (The Frig), with 3 on the tree.

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Did anyone pick this up from the first post
"Does restart with foot to the floor and engine recovers and idles normal after a minute or so"

It's not starving for fuel, it's flooding most likely from fuel boiling in the bowls. insulated carb spacers may help.
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Your problem sounds like a vaccuum leak, not a fuel problem.
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"Do they sell stock material that you can cut yourself. Should I make these as thick as possible to fit under hood? Maybe 1, 2, or 3". I do have room."

Yes, they sell sheet stock if you want to make your own. Usually, you want just 1/4" as raising the spacer height may play with plenum volume.

Here is a set of store bought - https://www.dashman.net/product.html?id=207

Just isolate the problem before throwing money at it. I don't want you to get mad at me.

Did you say you have an inline filter before the mechanical pump? What micron size?

What is the application, a pickup with a "292"?



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"Steel gaskets?  You sure?"

It must be those combination fiber/steel mesh like gaskets.    


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Try this for gasoline-

https://www.pure-gas.org/


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It seems that way since a magnet would not stick to aluminum spacer but did stick to side of top and bottom gaskets.

Thanks a cool truck by the way!

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Steel gaskets?  You sure?


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I checked and the spacers are aluminum and the gaskets are steel. Do they sell stock material that you can cut yourself. Should I make these as thick as possible to fit under hood? Maybe 1, 2, or 3". I do have room.

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Thanks Kultulz, I'm going to try get a tank of aviation gasoline (no ethanol) from a local landscape equipment company.
Going to check spacers. I don't think they are aluminum though. I'll let you know.

This was really helpful!

Joe D


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