Sounds like the typical fuel percolation problem. Is this the first time you
have experienced this in Texas?! A handful of crushed ice on top of each
float bowl would have solved the problem. Usually you can get started if you
don't ask for more than an idle. Then as cooler gas gets into the carbs, your
running will even out.
-John
On Jul 17, 2011, at 10:04 PM, "oliver" <sumton@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> greetings from Dallas, where on a good evening the temperature drops to
almost
> 80.
>
> we were out in the car, about twilight. almost an hour later weather.com
says
> the ambient temperature is 90
>
> we drove the car for about 10 - 15 minutes, then parked for about 10 - 15
> minutes. it would not start, although it seemed to catch for maybe one
cycle
> or less.
>
> fortunately, we were parked on a hill, and I was able to push start it. it
> was very jerky for about 20 seconds, then ran just fine for the 15 minute
> drive home.
>
> vapor lock?
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