Fixing a leaking Quadrajet Part #1

I've rebuilt this '69 Rochester Quadrajet a few months before but apparently the epoxy was not fuel safe that I used to seal the wells so it started loosing fuel again. This time I bought some better epoxy for the task.

[@Haithamz]

Well done 👍✅

[@jchav1962]

Did the autoweld hold up on gas?

[@micegarage5099]

It seems it is holding well but I'll check someday by pulling the carb.

[@jchav1962]

Cool. Thanks! I have a qjet that i inherited from my buddy. His truck wouldn't go up hill and would even die out sometimes when driving up hill. Any ideas?

[@dmtudder]

@@jchav1962 edelbrock 1406

[@willienichols7829]

So where was it actually linking from

[@johncaputo3781]

Did the same thing didn’t hold up

[@micegarage5099]

thats bad :( Its been two years I've made this video and the carb still holding fuel. Make sure you clean/degrease the carb properly and that the glue you using has the right properties (fuel&heat)

[@pauldow1648]

Seen elsewhere that marine quality works

[@pauldow1648]

Marine jb weld or similar woks