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OK, I changed the Plugs and Plug wires on my truck, and while doing so I
checked my carb as best I could. It seems I have a gasoline leak in my carb.
It's a 2 bbl Motocraft. I could be wrong, but there's a fluid that seems to
have seeped from the carb and it smells like gas. Could it be anything else?

What to do,
Kojo
1973 F250 V8-360



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>checked my carb as best I could. It seems I have a gasoline leak in my carb.
> It's a 2 bbl Motocraft. I could be wrong, but there's a fluid that seems to
>have seeped from the carb and it smells like gas. Could it be anything else?
It might not be gas but I wouldn't lite a match to see smiling smiley.
Most likely it is time to rebuild your carb. Look for a seam (I dont know
anything about this particular carb). In that seam you will find a gasket
that is prolly old and dried out. A new one will be in your rebuild kit. Or
you can buy a new aftermarket carb. And Intake too i guess, because you have
a 2bbl carb on there. smiling smiley
k.p.
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