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SmileJohn I would appreciate if you could send me the power valve you have left over my address is 1369 RT 55 Lagrangeville New York 12540 thanks
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SmileJohn on the carburetor it says ford. It fits on 3 studs on the intake. 
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Assuming the power valve is okay now, too high a float level is another area in which to look.  From what you’ve described, still sounds like light flooding or fuel dribble when you shut off the engine.

Lorena, Texas (South of Waco)


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SmileIt starts within 4 seconds when it is left to sit a day. The spark is good.
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How does it start when cold and allowed to sit for at least a day?  A weak ignition can also give a similar starting issue.

Lorena, Texas (South of Waco)


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SmileI got a new power valve and it came with a gasket so I put a little grease to hold the gasket in place on the power valve so it would not shift when i tighten it and i carefully tightened it but the car still takes about 6 seconds to start after i shut it off and let it sit for 5 minutes
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Unless you can test the power valve, I’d recommend changing out the power valve as well as the gasket.  Oil pan gasket is likely not a good choice.  The gasket for the power valve does need to match the power valve itself as there are some different designs of power valves out there and subsequently different gasket designs to go with each.

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SmileThanks for the help every one. I called t bird and they did not sell just a power valve so I called napa again and he is going to order me one. He said the gasket does not come with it and you can't order a gasket separate. Maybe I can use a oil pan plug gasket?
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Look up Dennis Carpenter or TeeBird products - they will have the right power valve, but you may have to pay more. Fortunately for me, my old power valve was good enough to do the trick...

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Timmy:

If you just got it from NAPA, maybe you should take it back and have them replace it.  It may have some kind of injury that wasn't noticed when it was rebuilt.

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