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I have a question on my Bronco 302 V8. I will run the vehicle for 30 minutes or so and it runs totally fine. I am running at temp of 190 and everything is running great. Once I stop and turn off the engine for a couple minutes, and get back in, I will try to start and it has a real hard time starting. The motor cranks really slow (almost like a slow 'chugging') and does not want to turn over. I can get it to turn over but have to push the gas pedal a lot. Then a big plume of smoke comes out the back (I think from being flooded for some reason) and I can get it to run correctly again. (I don't want to push the gas when starting, but it is the only way I can get it to turn over once it has been warmed up for 30 min or so.) It always starts great when cold, the problem is only when it has ran for a while.
Is there something wrong with the carb that I can fix? I believe that's where my problem is coming from.
Any suggestions would be great.
Thanks all!
Michael.
I have a question on my Bronco 302 V8. I will run the vehicle for 30 minutes or so and it runs totally fine. I am running at temp of 190 and everything is running great. Once I stop and turn off the engine for a couple minutes, and get back in, I will try to start and it has a real hard time starting. The motor cranks really slow (almost like a slow 'chugging') and does not want to turn over. I can get it to turn over but have to push the gas pedal a lot. Then a big plume of smoke comes out the back (I think from being flooded for some reason) and I can get it to run correctly again. (I don't want to push the gas when starting, but it is the only way I can get it to turn over once it has been warmed up for 30 min or so.) It always starts great when cold, the problem is only when it has ran for a while.
Is there something wrong with the carb that I can fix? I believe that's where my problem is coming from.
Any suggestions would be great.
Thanks all!
Michael.