how do i make a 1987 chevy camaro z28 stop spitting gas out the upper intake manifold?

Answer 1

Check your heads, rocker arms, and all your seals in the upper part of your engine, sound like something is off track or knocked loose and is causing uncombusted gas to fly out of the chamber and through you air intake valves. Also make sure your timing is correct, if not it could be causeing the piston to rise and or fall destroy the proper vacuum effect and will then cause gas to pump out your air intake vavles and pump it all they way back out to your carbeurator. If this is the cause, you should also have noticed a decrease in performance, anywhere from slight to emmense, and th car will hesitate quite often, especailly if the timing is off, because it is unable to burn the gas properly, and can even flood the chambers, and cause your car to die while driving! Get it fixed immediatly

Answer 2

for finished indoors bolt in substitute the 1982 to 1990 camaro. In ninety one the gauge panel format replaced a tad yet areas out of a ninety one and ninety two will nevertheless artwork you additionally can use alot of the interior areas from a 1982-ninety two firebird in yours. Like seats, carpet, plastic panels, door panels, etc

Answer 3

Where's the fuel coming from? Is it going back out the top of the carburetor? If so, that means there's pressure from somewhere back-flushing(and ruining) your carburetor, and you need to dis-assemble all that and figure out what's going on. You might have a bad valve or something...

Answer 4

check the timing, if it is off the intake valves my be open when it is trying to compress the air/fuel mixture, that would push it out, or maybe a broken intake valve

Answer 5

take out to a field and pump three shots from a shot gun in her and put it to rest

Answer 6

carb float adjustment is required

Answer 7

new carburator