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Damp Carburator


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Wipe the carb clean and run the engine in the garage. See if you can pinpoint the leak. It may be as simple as tightening the top screws slightly. You can also contact the shop that rebuilt the carb and see what they recommend. My leak ended up being the brass bushing that the dash pot goes through. 

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Mine did the same thing a while back.  "Loose" top screws were the culprit...they only tightened up no more than a 16th of a turn, but the leak stopped.  The car had been through a few hot / really cold cycles from being parked outside in the winter while I painted another car in the garage.  I think that was the culprit, it was the only unusual thing I'd done with the car.

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