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#12917 04/13/2005 4:21 AM
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Does anyone know where to buy a good rebuild kit? Im hoping that rebuilding the carburetor will improve the way the truck drives alot. The rebuild should be very cheap and should hold me off until i put a new motor in.

#12918 04/13/2005 6:17 AM
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Cruising in the Passing Lane
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NAPA here has'em

Bill


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"When we tug a single thing in nature, we find it attached to the rest of the world" ~ John Muir
"When we tug a single thing on an old truck, we find it falls off" ~ me
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#12919 04/13/2005 6:37 AM
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I was having troubles with my old rochester. Rebuilt it and was still having problems (worn out at the throttle plate pivot points). I am very careful when rebuilding and just couldn't get it to stay adjusted. Ended up replacing it with a unit from the local parts store for about $75. Best investment I made for a smooth engine, better starts and more mpg. Don't like to throw money at a problem but it was surprisingly cheap for a carb and it did the trick.


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#12920 04/13/2005 10:12 PM
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Conceived was lucky. About half -the reman carbs don,t work right. I would try rebuilding it first. You can get a kit from Carquest or Napa for about $20 or less. It,s true sometimes you just can,t get it right & have to resort to a reman. Don,t turn the old one in till the job is done & working right. smile


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