T/Q flooding FIXED

[Bullitt-]

Rebuilt my T/Q last fall. Have had no poblems till today, would not run well & died, found two right rear cylinders full of gas. Took apart carb./checked floats & needle valves. Same problem still. What am I overlooking? 

[Super Blue 72]

Hmmm...not too sure but I'm curious why the 2 right rear cylinders.

Are you sure it's a fuel problem?  Are you getting good spark at those cyinders?

[Chryco Psycho]

what intake are you using ?
normally if the 2 right rear cylinders are full , both sides of the carb are flooding on a dual plane intake
 dirt in the needle & seat will flood the carb , are you using a fuel  filter & has it been changed recently ?

[Bullitt-]

 

Hmmm...not too sure but I'm curious why the 2 right rear cylinders.

Are you sure it's a fuel problem?  Are you getting good spark at those cyinders?

There  is a LOT of gas  in the cylinders, Spark is not the issue. 

what intake are you using ?
normally if the 2 right rear cylinders are full , both sides of the carb are flooding on a dual plane intake
 dirt in the needle & seat will flood the carb , are you using a fuel  filter & has it been changed recently ?

Stock 73 intake. New pump filter & lines last fall when rebuilt.   I'll change the filter & blow some carb cleaner thru this time.


Thanks guys

[Bullitt-]

Found the problem  I'M A ROYAL DONKEYS REAR  When I rebuilt the carb I did not replace the seats  as mileage was not the issue, just needed to clean & replace accelerator pump. I had replaced the needle valves & guess what.........they are different by a micro-inch    . Put new seats in & apparently everything is GROOVY once again  . Don't ask me how it held up this long.

[Chryco Psycho]

 

[Super Blue 72]

Woo hoo!  You da man! 

[Oldschool]

Glad you have it sorted out.........