I really would appreciate some help with figuring out what is causing my 1978 MG Midget to hesitate during acceleration.
Here is the deal. I reclaimed this car from my father's garage last summer. I originally had the car while in college. Upon graduation, I moved east (Boston area) and left the car in Ohio. 20 years later I'm making the car a hobby. The car sat idle for most of the 20 years so I've had to get a lot done on it.
New Weber carb - converted from ZS because I thought the ZS was the issue. The Weber carb is far better as it has corrected choke problems, idle issues, and I no longer smell gas while driving. Also, the car is performing far better. It has some pep.
Fuel pump - original but good working order, at least it appears to be fine.
Thanks for any help or suggestions.
Here is the deal. I reclaimed this car from my father's garage last summer. I originally had the car while in college. Upon graduation, I moved east (Boston area) and left the car in Ohio. 20 years later I'm making the car a hobby. The car sat idle for most of the 20 years so I've had to get a lot done on it.
New Weber carb - converted from ZS because I thought the ZS was the issue. The Weber carb is far better as it has corrected choke problems, idle issues, and I no longer smell gas while driving. Also, the car is performing far better. It has some pep.
Fuel pump - original but good working order, at least it appears to be fine.
Thanks for any help or suggestions.