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Carb Air Vent Tube. to me the fuel pump is forcing fuel through the carb, and its leaking out of the vent tube, and could be leaking down into the engine. in this video i cover how to make vent tube extensions for your blow through carb.please subscribe! about the vent tubes: This “port” provides the carburetor with pressure from it’s ambient surroundings and forces the fuel to move through the metering passages as required based on engine demand. the carb vents need to be kept clean in order to stay venty, and to keep your slides from getting all gummed up. my holley 4160 is still shooting fuel out of the vent tube of the secondaries. In this video i cover how to. I went through a long careful rebuild. most carburetors will have a vent tube that acts as a “port” to the fuel bowl; there's a vent tube coming off the left side of the carb.

about the vent tubes: In this video i cover how to. I went through a long careful rebuild. my holley 4160 is still shooting fuel out of the vent tube of the secondaries. in this video i cover how to make vent tube extensions for your blow through carb.please subscribe! the carb vents need to be kept clean in order to stay venty, and to keep your slides from getting all gummed up. to me the fuel pump is forcing fuel through the carb, and its leaking out of the vent tube, and could be leaking down into the engine. most carburetors will have a vent tube that acts as a “port” to the fuel bowl; there's a vent tube coming off the left side of the carb. This “port” provides the carburetor with pressure from it’s ambient surroundings and forces the fuel to move through the metering passages as required based on engine demand.

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Carb Air Vent Tube about the vent tubes: about the vent tubes: This “port” provides the carburetor with pressure from it’s ambient surroundings and forces the fuel to move through the metering passages as required based on engine demand. the carb vents need to be kept clean in order to stay venty, and to keep your slides from getting all gummed up. most carburetors will have a vent tube that acts as a “port” to the fuel bowl; there's a vent tube coming off the left side of the carb. to me the fuel pump is forcing fuel through the carb, and its leaking out of the vent tube, and could be leaking down into the engine. In this video i cover how to. I went through a long careful rebuild. in this video i cover how to make vent tube extensions for your blow through carb.please subscribe! my holley 4160 is still shooting fuel out of the vent tube of the secondaries.