73 Plymouth satellite with a edelbrock carburetor and I like to know why after I take the car for a ride and shut it off the car would not star and I natice that the choke does not close?

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2026-07-26 05:30

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If your 1973 Plymouth Satellite with an Edelbrock carburetor won't start after a ride, it could be due to a few issues. One possibility is that the engine is flooding, which can happen if the choke is stuck open and allows too much air into the mixture, making it difficult to start. Additionally, heat soak can cause vapor lock in fuel lines or the carburetor, leading to starting issues after the engine is turned off. Checking the choke mechanism and ensuring it operates correctly when the engine is warm can help diagnose the problem.

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