AVS rebuild issues

With the engine OFF get a flashlight, remove the air cleaner and pump the throttle. Confirm that it has a good strong steady stream of fuel squirting into each primary barrel. If it does, it is not the pump. Also, make sure the pump rod from the throttle arm is connected into the hole closest to the carburetor on the pump rocker arm. That will give you the longest pump stroke. Lastly, make sure the "S" linkage connecting the pump rocker arm to the pump has the end of the "S" pointing to the driver's side. Installation the other way can cause binding.

Check, check, and check. After rebuilding I found I had a accelerator pump that was defective. Put it back on the car and it starts better, idles okay, but when I hit the throttle hard it still bogs. The video, short as it is, shows that I'm getting fuel in both venturi on the primary's but it bogs just when the fuel hits and would stall the engine if I don't let up on the throttle.

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