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Old 09-18-2018, 03:09 PM   #18
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Re: Edelbrock stalling then flooding.

Here is how mine is installed. PO did it with hose and I cleaned it up with tubing. I have an electric fuel pump. The filter next to the carb is 30 or 40 microns. It is a nonreturn system. The photos are showing the generic Holley regulator that came with the truck until it failed and its replacement. Not the tidiest set up, but I have found that regulators mounted on the engine have a shorter life span. Plus they get hotter and heat the fuel as a result.
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