I'd guess that you have an injector that is stuck open. If it's throttle body injector, you're in luck. That way you only need to work on one. You might just have a little debris stuck in the injector body, but you'll probably be better off if you work over the throttle body and replace the injector. If you have the 4.3 Vortec engine ,I may have a solution. I had a1994 Jimmy with same problem. I talked to a GM mechanic and found out these engines have CENTERAL PORT INJECTION system.I had to take off the top cover of the engine where the CPI is and found fuel laying every where. I started the engine and seen fuel pumping out of a cracked plastic line that feeds the CPI .This was flooding the engine badly.I replaced the CPI SPIDER as it is called, and the two plastic fuel lines and my Jimmy ran good as new. It took me around a hour or so. The down fall is, these parts are expensive.Hope this helps.
If it floods which can only happen with a carburetor engine not fuel injection and if it does flood let it sit for a few minutes and it will be fine.
If you have been revving it a lot, that may be the problem. If you put too much gas into the engine without burning it up, it sits in the engine and floods it.
Bring over towels and towels and if you know someone who knows about that call them.
Engine temp sensor faulty, controller thinks engine is cold & sends to much fuel.
Flash floods are floods that are caused by a storm. Normal floods are caused by non-stop rain.
The Floods that happen suddenly are called Flash Floods.
Floods are classified by their likelihood to happen in a given time period, or they classified into 5 categories flash floods,coastal floods, urban floods river floods,and ponding.
facts about floods
ask your local mechanic on how to stop it
The revs jump up because when the clutch is pulled in the engine gets disconnected from the wheels. This means that it no longer has to move the weight of the car and it's driver so the engine gets more gas and floods
It means there is too much fuel in the combustion chamber to allow vapors to form. it is the vapors of the fuel that actually ignite.
yes there are floods in italy