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Easy way is to go to NAPA, buy their premium reman, bolt it on and go. Cost a little, but old carbs need new jets. Did that for my Suburban, and was very happy, and could get 10-12 MPG towing. Before, was lucky to get 9 MPG
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  From: Charles Lincoln
  To: peugeot-L@yahoogroups.com
  Sent: Saturday, February 16, 2002 10:53 PM
  Subject: [Peugeot-L] [OT] Holley/Motorcraft Carbeurator (& 351-W)

  Anyone have experience with a Holley/Motorcraft Carburetor?

  I have a 1978 Ford van with a 1984 HO 351-W engine and the Holley 4
  barrel carburetor that is giving me fits. (My only experience with
  carburators is with Webers in 1968.) I would sure appreciate a dialog
  (off - list).

  Thanks, Charlie

  Charles Lincoln
  1987 XN6; Portland, Oregon USA

  clincoln@spiritone.com
  503/636-1154
  800/497-0185

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