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Dean3326

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  1. I will address your comments/questions in the order you made them.

    1) Is the "factory fuel filter" you mentioned the screen in the fuel inlet to the vacuum tank or the gascolater screen & bowl that I talked about in my original post,

    or something else?

    2) My car has the "early system" wherein a check valve is utilized and both the vacuum pump AND the intake manifold vacuum are plumbed to both the vacuum

    tank and the windshield wipers.

    3) The later system came after 8-7522, and eliminated the check valve. On those cars, the vacuum pump is plumbed to the vacuum tank only and the intake vacuum goes to the wipers only. The manual says this was done "to eliminate the check valve as a source of noise." Is this the "recall" that you are referring to?

    4) I'm not sure what you mean by "are you running the pump?" As stated, I totally eliminated the electric fuel pump installed by a previous owner. If you mean the vacuum pump, yes it is plumbed and working as factory designed for an "early" car.

    The car is running perfectly now with what I believe to be the exact fuel system that it left the factory with. I am simply trying to get input on whether adding a modern in line filter would be helpful or detrimental to the operation of the car. Oh, well - guess I'll just put one in and try it for awhile. Thanks for your input.

    Hello  you mention a vacuum pump in this topic where can I find this pump? I'm working on a 1927 Gardner with very low intake vacuum. this vehicle also has a Vacuum brake assist which will not operate with low vacuum.  thank you   can also be reached through my email dcdiefenderfer@aol.com

  2. Looking in the Lehigh Valley area for someone who can diagnose and repair this vehicle. I am unable at this time to get this vehicle running properly. it runs extremely rich. I need to get this done. Any help will be greatly appreciated.

  3. Does anyone know what the intake vacuum on a Lycoming Straight eight should be? Lycoming 8BIS42915 in a 1927 Gardner Imperial Sedan model 8B.

    I with the help of many can not get this vehicle to run smoothly it is running extremely rich. I would welcome any conversation about this problem.

    my number 484-553-2042

    The Carb was rebuilt  vacuum fuel pump rebuilt  compression 70 # consistently     Vacuum is on 10#

  4. Hello    Currently working on a 1927 Gardner lycoming straight eight Imperial sedan  does anyong have specs for setting this engine up ?

    Dwell and gap    oil pressure      what compression should be   timing     had the carb rebuilt in North Carolina   got vehicle running but running extremely rich fowling out plugs  oil pressure is only 10#  looking for any thoughts and help

    Thank you

    cell to discuss  484-553-2042

     

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