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Does anyone know where to find floats for a "Rochester 4bl 7005100,Cadillac 1953" carburetor ? /Peter
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It is a Rochester 4-GC. /Peter
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Thanks for your most helpful mail. First I will check the vacuum advance. And then I would like to know if you know an easy way to check if the power valve is stuck ? Thanks Peter
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Does anyone no were I can buy a vacuum advance control to a distributor 1110835, Cadillac 1953 "331" ? Thanks Peter
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Does anyone no were I can buy a vacuum advance control to a distributor 1110835, Cadillac 1953 "331" ? Thanks Peter
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Does anyone no were I can buy a vacuum advance control to a distributor 1110835, Cadillac 1953 "331" ? Thanks Peter
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My Cadillac Convertible 1953 has an extremely high fuel consumption; 8,0 miles per gallon !!! I have checked compression, vacuum, carburetor and levels of the floats, ignition and the fuel pump. All of it seems ok, and the car is running perfectly. The spark plugs are also checked with right colour. The only trouble is the high fuel consumption !!! Where does the fuel go !!! The cylinder heads are renovated.The pistons and skirts are also changed. Does somebody have an idea of where to find the failure ??? No hole in the gas tank...... Best Regards, Peter
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My Cadillac Convertible 1953 has an extremely high fuel consumption; 8,0 miles per gallon !!! I have checked compression, vacuum, carburetor and levels of the floats, ignition and the fuel pump. All of it seems ok, and the car is running perfectly. The spark plugs are also checked with right colour. The only trouble is the high fuel consumption !!! Where does the fuel go !!! The cylinder heads are renovated.The pistons and skirts are also changed. Does somebody have an idea of where to find the failure ??? No hole in the gas tank...... Best Regards, Peter
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My Cadillac Convertible 1953 has an extremely high fuel consumption; 8,0 miles per gallon !!! I have checked compression, vacuum, carburetor and levels of the floats, ignition and the fuel pump. All of it seems ok, and the car is running perfectly. The spark plugs are also checked with right colour. The only trouble is the high fuel consumption !!! Where does the fuel go !!! The cylinder heads are renovated.The pistons and skirts are also changed. Does somebody have an idea of where to find the failure ??? No hole in the gas tank...... Best Regards, Peter