I had this same problem but it turned out to be a loose glass bowl
on my fuel pump. Tightened it down and fixed the problem. Just a
thought.
Joe
On 22 Feb 00, at 22:11, B&A Kettunen wrote:
> Carry a small squirt can of gas along and the next time it happens, after
> the engine cools down some, squirt some gas into the carb and put the air
> cleaner cover back on. Try starting it. If it starts and runs for a
> second or two, the problem is in the fuel system. If it doesn't start, it
> doesn't have a spark. Start checking along those lines. Electric problems
> can come and go depending on temperature too.
>
> If the engine has gas, spark, and compression, it almost has to start.
>
> Bruce Kettunen
> 57 3100
>
>
> oletrucks is devoted to Chevy and GM trucks built between 1941 and 1959
>
Joe Clark
'50 3100 Deluxe
Knoxville, Tennessee
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