1983 camaro 6c auto

1st check that the timing is correct to spec ,next see if the carb has an electric idling solenoid ,if it does check that there is live power to it when ignition is on>>>>also try adjust up the idling>>would need more info on carb ,model etc to helpfurther

Check the auto choke to be sure its not getting stuck.

Check the firewall for a ballast resister. It's a little porcelain thing with either one blade connected wire or two on each side. Held to the firewall with one bolt in the center. Change that, and keep a spare on hand.

It sounds like you have mosture (water) in the fuel system. Go to your auto supply and get a can or two of water remover to put in the fuel tank. If you are in a wet climate and your fuel level in the tank was low when you parked it that is most likely your problem.

this sounds like the carb acclerator pump is not delivering enough fuel, replace it.

If your in the U.S. you can get at Nap-pa auto parts or schucks or auto zone or order on line at jc-whitney.com

You need to take a pressure and volume measurement, most fuel pressures for a carburetor engine are 3 to 7 psi, then you need to make sure the volume is consistent for a period of time, 20 to 30 second of engine cranking while the fuel is transferred to a container of some sort, make sure the ignition system is disabled to prevent you from blowing up the property.

exactly right, theres trash in the tank. keep changing or cleaning the filter and get the gas out of it. replace with good gas and pick up something at the auto to dry up the water in tank. auto guy should be able to help pick something. hope it helps

check your oxygen sensor

timing chain/belt ?