I just got done messing with my choke on my car. I got it kinda close after a lot of messing with it but this video would have been a huge help if I saw it before adjusting mine.
I have a 302 v8 with a Holley street warrior. When starting, the car idles roughly at ~600rpm and then after a couple minutes runs smoothly at about 700-800rpm. Any recommendations on what to adjust?
I would say the choke adjustment is the culprit take a look at that. May be too far closed to start. Also the fast idle speed needs to be higher that 600 when warming up as well. If you adjust those two I bet it runs like a top. Keep at it, you will get it squared away I’m sure of is
@americannostalgiagarage my first old car, and my first carbureted engine. I am trying my best but don't have the knowledge of people teaching me when I was young. Thanks for the input!
Well explained. Particularly appreciate the humility. Very helpful. Thank-You.
Thank you very much for this comment. And thanks for watching.
Good info brother mine 2 barrel carb on 302 1970 mustang thanks for the info
Thank you for watching.
I just got done messing with my choke on my car. I got it kinda close after a lot of messing with it but this video would have been a huge help if I saw it before adjusting mine.
That’s great. Glad to hear you got it dialed in. Glad the video was helpful. Thanks for watching.
Nice job. Super informative!
Thank you. Hopefully it helps someone out.
I have a 302 v8 with a Holley street warrior. When starting, the car idles roughly at ~600rpm and then after a couple minutes runs smoothly at about 700-800rpm. Any recommendations on what to adjust?
I would say the choke adjustment is the culprit take a look at that. May be too far closed to start. Also the fast idle speed needs to be higher that 600 when warming up as well. If you adjust those two I bet it runs like a top. Keep at it, you will get it squared away I’m sure of is
@americannostalgiagarage my first old car, and my first carbureted engine. I am trying my best but don't have the knowledge of people teaching me when I was young. Thanks for the input!
@ everyone starts somewhere, don’t get discouraged. Stick with it, you will get it figured out and youll learn something along the way.