I've seen these on AMC and similar ones used on Chevrolet and brands owned by Chevrolet in the 70's to early 80's vehicles, I wasn't even born until 90 so by the time I was working on these vehicles most had had their factory carburetor replaced with either a Holley or Edelbrock, except for some quadrajets, and some thermoquads, I kinda miss the sound of those vacuum operated huge secondaries opening correctly 😂 tiny primaries for "fuel efficiency" I think they just used it as a way to get much better performance without anyone being the wiser, and again, nothing sounds the same 😂. The CTO switch I mean, and if I'm following correctly, the manual egr used either exhaust back pressure and sometimes the temperature at the air cleaner? Those really old charcoal canisters when opened can be quite saturated, not with liquid fuel but the chemicals from the vapors, and who knows what chemicals were in the gasoline back then, and most was probably stored in tanks that had even older fuels in them for years 😂
Thank you...helps make sense of all those hoses and devices.
Nice to have the player and tapes!
I've seen these on AMC and similar ones used on Chevrolet and brands owned by Chevrolet in the 70's to early 80's vehicles, I wasn't even born until 90 so by the time I was working on these vehicles most had had their factory carburetor replaced with either a Holley or Edelbrock, except for some quadrajets, and some thermoquads, I kinda miss the sound of those vacuum operated huge secondaries opening correctly 😂 tiny primaries for "fuel efficiency" I think they just used it as a way to get much better performance without anyone being the wiser, and again, nothing sounds the same 😂. The CTO switch I mean, and if I'm following correctly, the manual egr used either exhaust back pressure and sometimes the temperature at the air cleaner? Those really old charcoal canisters when opened can be quite saturated, not with liquid fuel but the chemicals from the vapors, and who knows what chemicals were in the gasoline back then, and most was probably stored in tanks that had even older fuels in them for years 😂
Where is part I ? :)
I had thought we added it to the channel already, but apparently not. So I've uploaded it, and it will premiere on Sunday. Thank you for noticing!
Tnx ! I'll see if I could make it :D@@RamblerRanch