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April 29th 05, 03:48 AM
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Flooded Carb?
I think I flooded the carb with gas. I wouldn't start, gas smell strong
etc. I kept trying to start, even holding the pedal all the way down. Let the card sit for 2 hrs and it starts. But the engine blew (or is it sneezed) a decent amount of gas out of one of the tailpipes. Is this from the flooded carb or is there some other problem? -- Mel 77 Revived Bug & 70 Ghia Cabriolet www.geocities.com/mpernice PARTS FOR SALE: http://www.geocities.com/njvwclub/vwparts/index.htm 
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April 29th 05, 04:04 AM
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well if it was seized there would be no gas out of the tail pipes but
it is possible that it is blown or did you check to see if your getting spark check the spark plugs and all that godo stuff first.
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