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M37 Hesitation

G744

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Loss of vacuum when accelerating makes the plunger go down.

It is done that way as it is all related to operating the governor.

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You are correct the piston works against a spring. When you hit the throttle there is a sudden drop in vacuum and the spring pushes the piston in the opposite direction and pumps fuel into the carburetor. Figure 03-1 in the M-37 ORD 9 is a good exploded view of the carb.
 

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You are correct the piston works against a spring. When you hit the throttle there is a sudden drop in vacuum and the spring pushes the piston in the opposite direction and pumps fuel into the carburetor. Figure 03-1 in the M-37 ORD 9 is a good exploded view of the carb.

Tanks. Yea I picked up this manual when I got the truck and it has every carb they put on there trucks.
 

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