decelerate with a little brake and stop backfire

DECELERATE WITH A LITTLE BRAKE AND STOP BACKFIRE INSTALL
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DECELERATE WITH A LITTLE BRAKE AND STOP BACKFIRE INSTALL

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DECELERATE WITH A LITTLE BRAKE AND STOP BACKFIRE REGISTRATION

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If you suspect this, use a short piece of fuel hose to extend the vents higher into the air cleaner.īTW, a fouled plug will cause the same backfiring in the exhaust but usually more pronounced under hard acceleration. And the whistles used by Holley to prevent this are not 100% effective. If you have the typical short vent tubes in that Holley carb, these can puke raw fuel into the carb on hard decel and cause a misfire and can even puke enough to kill the engine under hard braking. If the mixture on decel is too rich or too lean to burn in the combustion chamber (intermittent missing) raw fuel will be pushed into the header on the exhaust stroke. Unlike EFI, a carb can provide unwanted rich or lean mixtures at various engine loading and this is something we have to tune out. On short open exhaust, many times you'll see a flame exit the exhaust along with the backfire. The unburned fuel is ignited in the hot exhaust, typically in the header or collector. Exhaust leaks close to the head can result in pulling in air on overlap and leaning the mixture.įor a backfire to occur in the exhaust there has to be unburned fuel. By all means, look for exhaust leaks as Jeff suggested.

Decelerate with a little brake and stop backfire