Jeff Hookway
PCS Life Member Elected Director
After returning from the Ohio meet with my 66 Superior ambulance last summer, the top repair item on my list was a carburetor rebuild.
Carburetor was rebuilt and received back and is on the vehicle. I’ve had the car out about a half dozen times since the rebuild. My fuel issues have been resolved. Runs good slow speeds, up and down hills.
Since then, two carburetor issues have occurred:
1. Sporadically the high idle does not kick down.
2. The transmission does not shift at the correct time. The first shift is around 25 mph, I’m ok with this. The second shift does not happen until about 48 mph. I did not have this problem prior to the rebuild.
The modulator valve has been replaced -- no change.
Carburetor was rebuilt and received back and is on the vehicle. I’ve had the car out about a half dozen times since the rebuild. My fuel issues have been resolved. Runs good slow speeds, up and down hills.
Since then, two carburetor issues have occurred:
1. Sporadically the high idle does not kick down.
2. The transmission does not shift at the correct time. The first shift is around 25 mph, I’m ok with this. The second shift does not happen until about 48 mph. I did not have this problem prior to the rebuild.
The modulator valve has been replaced -- no change.