Sounds like the heat flap in your exhaust manifold has stuck closed ( Called a
heat riser valve)?
It has a counterweight on the end of the shaft that should flip back and forth
with your fingertip.
I would check this first..
If it is stuck, remove it and remove the butterfly part and just reinstall
it.
?
?
-----Original Message-----
From: JLC <breton48@live.com>
To: Bricklin <Bricklin@autox.team.net>
Sent: Fri, Oct 29, 2010 4:16 pm
Subject: Re: [Bricklin] boiling fuel in carburetor
Hi.... came back from a drive in Colorado Springs this morning, and the
engine was intermittently missing on the way back. I checked the air
filter/carburetor, and noticed the fuel in the carburetor was boiling.
Outside temperature was about 65 degrees, and I was driving at a moderate
speed (under 60 mph). I changed or touched nothing on the car since its
last run, when I had no problems. The engine temperature was below 190
degrees.
Have any of you experienced that problem?
JLC
#2121
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