Had this conversation once today, and three times last week:

Ring, ring, ring

Me - "The Carburetor Shop"

Customer - "I need a carburetor rebuilding kit for a (you may fill in this space)"

Me - "Tag number"

Customer - "There is no tag"

Me - "Who made the carburetor, what is cast or stamped on the carburetor?"

Customer - "There is no printing on the carburetor"

Me - "From whom did you buy the carburetor?"

Customer - "I didn't buy it, it came with the vehicle I just purchased; but it isn't running right even though it looks new, and my mechanic said for me to get a kit".

Me - "I am sorry, but if there is no tag, and no identification, we are unable to made a kit. If you will give me some information (year, make, model, CID, transmission, etc.) I can help you figure out what your carburetor should be." You probably have a unit that is being made with the caviat "what do you want it to fit"; and there are no parts. You can try making the parts yourself.

At this point, some are mad at me??? Others give me information, and I look up what they SHOULD have.

Jon.


Good carburetion is fuelish hot air
The most expensive carburetor is the wrong one you attempt to modify.
If you truly believe "one size fits all," try walking a mile in your spouse's shoes!
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