What Causes Vapor Lock?

Vapor lock can cause your car to stall and not want to start. The only way to fix it is by letting the car cool down. Today I'll go into how to prevent this from happening and what has worked for me.

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[Lancelon]

Thanks for this video what size spacer do you recommend

[tonycolca]

Ford's are famous for vapor locked starting with the flathead and continuing on to the FE.

[carlohiomile]

I’ve been working on cars from mild to wild since I was 16 to now at 68 and have never experienced vapor lock in my life.