I’m pretty new to this whole thing. I’m reading a few books about how engines work, but each morning it takes 5-10 minutes of Erving engine at low rpms to get the engine to idle before I can actually drive it (1967 stout). From what I can tell it’s stock. What is wrong carburetor??

 

Sounds like the choke isn't working.

 

Yea, I noticed all the choke pulls in the car don’t actually modulate anything. Would this be the case on a warm day too? I typically have to hit the carb with some spray to get it started

 

The choke pull should be working...or that's your problem, lol.

 

As stated. Choke.

 

sounds like she wants daddy to choke her

 

Side note, you can try messing with the idle mixture screw to find a mixture that makes it easier to stay running when cold

 

Thanks for replies. I will look it up