1967 Plymouth Fury Repair Question
Topics covered: Engine, Gas, Carburetor.
Mileage: No information provided.
Mileage: No information provided.
Asked on May 4, 2009
Starting my car; thats been sitting on a
Engine Mechanical problem
1967 Plymouth Fury 6 cyl Two Wheel Drive Automatic alot miles
My 1967 plymouth fury III has been sitting on the hill too long, and i went out to start it up, and well, it didn't.
I was told you could start a car that won't start by pouring a shot full of gasoline into the carburetor, and starting your car. Does this actually work? How would i go about doing this? I heard its because the engine loses pressure over time by sitting on a hill. Could use any help, thanks.
-matt
If I get an answer, I'd be more than happy to donate? =) $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ oh yeah
1967 Plymouth Fury 6 cyl Two Wheel Drive Automatic alot miles
My 1967 plymouth fury III has been sitting on the hill too long, and i went out to start it up, and well, it didn't.
I was told you could start a car that won't start by pouring a shot full of gasoline into the carburetor, and starting your car. Does this actually work? How would i go about doing this? I heard its because the engine loses pressure over time by sitting on a hill. Could use any help, thanks.
-matt
If I get an answer, I'd be more than happy to donate? =) $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ oh yeah
Asked by m190908mAnswer
Replied on May 4, 2009
Check all your fluids make sure its on full and good condition. Once all completed-Attempt the gas thru the Carb and tell me what happened.
Does it have the conventional distributor or Electronic?
