Marty, did you check to make sure your ground strap is on good and tight. Mine was stalling sometimes on hard turns/accellerations and it turned out the ground strap was loose. Oopps
P.S It was good to see you and Jason Saturday night!
TJ - Highland Village, TX (DFW area)
66 coupe 302 2v c4 -daily driver
94 GT vert -SWMBO's
93 Aerostar - hauling stuff
50 Mercury Pickup - waiting to be restored, stored back home
Ground strap? It's suppose to have a ground strap?
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You're just jealous because the voices only talk to me!!!
66 200 3-spd Coupe - emberglo, daily driver
65 289 4-spd Conv - Rangoon Red (what else)
66 Shelby - Red and Ready to be Restored
The carburetor float level could be the problem. Make sure any baffels are in place in the float bowl. Low float levels are usually the cause, hard stops or turns can cause the fuel to move away from the jets.
Would a bran new carb have this problem? I had the problem with the old one too.
I have tapped the new carb a bit, just to loosen anything stuck, with no change.
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