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- 1957
After getting my carburetor rebuilt, I decided to let the fuel drain out of the bowls for long term storage as I fix the rest of the car. I unscrewed the fuel bowl bolts to do this, but there was no fuel in the primary fuel bowl. The secondary bowl drained fine.
What happened to it? I have heard that if fuel leaks into the engine, it could fill the cylinders, and cause catastrophic failure upon the next attempt to start the car(flooded?/seized? engine?). Is this something I have to worry about?
What happened to it? I have heard that if fuel leaks into the engine, it could fill the cylinders, and cause catastrophic failure upon the next attempt to start the car(flooded?/seized? engine?). Is this something I have to worry about?