by WayneC <WayneC@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
Feb 6, 2008 at 03:24 PM
krullik wrote:
> Just started a restoration of a 1964 Corvette Roadster. First thing is
to
> see if we can get the motor running after about 10 years of sitting.
> Fortunetly the car was stored inside a warehouse so there was no sun
damage.
> I will try to keep the page updated.
> http://www.specializedpump.com/SP-Corvette-64.htm
>
>
Betcha it starts up fine once you do the things you mentioned on your
website.
You might also consider:
1. rebuild the carb
2. disconnect the fuel lines from the tank, carb, and fuel pump; fill
the fuel lines
with brake cleaner (use hoses to raise the level of the lines at
each end,
pour cleaner into one hose) and let sit a day or so, then flush them
with an air hose
3. replace the spark plugs, rotor, and distributor cap
4. change the oil/filter and use an oil pump primer tool to flow oil
through the engine
before trying to start it