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January 31st 08, 12:57 AM
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priming carburetor - better way?
My 57 Chevy's been sitting a while and won't start, so I figure the carb
needs priming, as it was in fine shape before. Is there a better way than just pouring gas down its throat? I suspect in the many years since I last primed a carburetor that something has come along to improve or make safer the process, either a product or technique. Suggestions? Jim Beaver 
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