- Apr 19, 2020
- 11
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Alright guys, I need some help if anyone might have some insight. Truck is an 86 C10, has a 350, TH350 transmission, neither of which are original to the truck, and an edelbrock 1406 carb. I just finished a rebuild on the motor.
Upon initial start up and attempt to break in, when I finally got it to fire up, it was very rough to start. At one point while the motor was running, poorly I might add, the truck started to jump forward while in park.
Before I pulled the motor and transmission for the rebuild, the detent cable was not linked to the carb at all.
When I was hooking everything back up after putting the motor and trans back in, I hooked the detent cable back up to the carb linkage.
Is it possible that the truck jumping forward like it did was because of the detent cable being linked to the carburetor when it wasn't hooked up before?
Any information provided is greatly appreciated.
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Upon initial start up and attempt to break in, when I finally got it to fire up, it was very rough to start. At one point while the motor was running, poorly I might add, the truck started to jump forward while in park.
Before I pulled the motor and transmission for the rebuild, the detent cable was not linked to the carb at all.
When I was hooking everything back up after putting the motor and trans back in, I hooked the detent cable back up to the carb linkage.
Is it possible that the truck jumping forward like it did was because of the detent cable being linked to the carburetor when it wasn't hooked up before?
Any information provided is greatly appreciated.
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