Switching from a 4412 to a 750, having issues...............

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  • Chaps46
    Member
    • Mar 2009
    • 89

    #1

    Switching from a 4412 to a 750, having issues...............

    Just borrowed this BG 750 DP carb and I took it down the road once and as I got into the 4 barrels it wanted surge and not excelerate. As soon as I got off the throttle the car died. Started right back up. Never had an issue with my 4412 and the guy I got if from ran it last year without an issue.

    It has a 31 squirter in the front and a 35 in the back. If I cycle the throttle with the engine off it seems that fuel, more or less, trickles from the rear squirter and continues to trickle for a second after WOT. Is this my issue? removed the squirter and the needle is there.. BTW it is on a 12:1 355, solid cam, World SR heads, HEI, timing is a 34, no vaccum leaks...........Thanks
  • rubbinsracin
    Senior Member
    • Aug 2009
    • 668

    #2
    probably need to bump your timing a couple degrees. when we go from our 4412 to our 750 dp we add a couple of degrees timing and it take care of it.

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    • Chaps46
      Member
      • Mar 2009
      • 89

      #3
      That was my next move. Just trying to be conservative on the timing cause it's a hyper piston motor (dirty word, I know). Thanks

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      • gadirtracer
        Senior Member
        • Dec 2007
        • 1039

        #4
        Check the rear accelerator pump assembly for issues w/the rear squirter.
        Gill T. Azell

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        • Chaps46
          Member
          • Mar 2009
          • 89

          #5
          I haven't got to work on it yet. I did look around last night and there is no lash between the pump lever and pump arm front or rear. I'm gonna loosen those up and see what happens.

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          • Chaps46
            Member
            • Mar 2009
            • 89

            #6
            WoooHoooo.......It's a freakin rocket!!! Didn't change the timing but I did put a new rear pump umbrella and pump in it and changed the plugs. Took it down the road and it pulls HARD!! Thanks guys

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            • gadirtracer
              Senior Member
              • Dec 2007
              • 1039

              #7
              Originally posted by gadirtracer View Post
              Check the rear accelerator pump assembly for issues w/the rear squirter.
              Glad to hear it!, Now go get 'em!
              Gill T. Azell

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