GM 350 V8- Rough Start
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Well this 1976 350 always has problems starting when it sits for awhile, its all to do with the choke and the battery charge. I do believe the engine starter battery is larger because there are more components to handle, especially if you have the optional A/C. This RV actually has two batteries, one for the generator and accessories, and one for the motor. Just remember to specify a Chevy 350 Truck battery, there are usually books there to help. Thanks for watching!
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@VICNASTY1989 WOW! We're dealing with the 1974 version, but pretty much exactly the same. We're having major issues getting her started...done pretty much everything. Getting a new battery today...wondering if we just get one for a Chevy 350 V8, or is something bigger cuz it's an RV??
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No Problem... To be honest when I first uploaded the video I called it a 351 (which was a Ford motor) and I was quickly corrected. -Thanks for watching
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@VICNASTY1989 Your right, I was confused. I was backwards.
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Its an honest to god GM-350 V8 from 1976, Thanks for watching!
It appears you follow the "Lynol-method" of pumping rhythm on the gas pedal to start your engine! Was that a backfire at 1:20? Poor engine!
JSneaker 1 year ago
@JSneaker
What is the "Lynol-method"? This motor is really beat, I made this video in July, the motor is practically impossible to start in the winter. As for the backfiring, it does that a lot, your just driving down the road and "BANG," it also coughs (which is when it just shoots out a random grey-blue cloud out the exhaust unexpectedly). Its has a few issues to say the least. LOL!
VICNASTY1989 1 year ago