Quick Carb Help
08-09-2006, 11:25 PM
#22
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RE: Quick Carb Help
ORIGINAL: 67Sally
I would but I'm a complete noob and you guys would get tired of my constant questions on the site once I started. For $140 I can be very confident with what I'm getting and start a relationship with a shop I'll probably want to use in the future. I considered it but this is just something that I don't want to mess with.
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Maybe you can rebuild it yourself, 2 bbls are not too hard to do. Might save you some money. The carb rebuild kits come with instructions, just make sure you have a good clean work station and maybe take some photos before disassembly.
Maybe you can rebuild it yourself, 2 bbls are not too hard to do. Might save you some money. The carb rebuild kits come with instructions, just make sure you have a good clean work station and maybe take some photos before disassembly.
08-10-2006, 09:40 AM
#25
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RE: Quick Carb Help
ORIGINAL: 67Sally
Thanks for that link - it seems like a pretty good tutorial but these are the first two sentences, "Carburetor rebuilding can be intimidating. The sheer number of parts alone have been known to make grown men flee to a carb rebuilder. The job can be completed by anyone who possesses average mechanical ability and common sense". I don't have average mech. ability. It's alright thanks anyways, but the rebuild seems like a good option to me. Maybe I'll even post some pics up of the cars at this shop if I can so you guys will get something out of it.
Will there be a hole where the tag used to be though?
Thanks for that link - it seems like a pretty good tutorial but these are the first two sentences, "Carburetor rebuilding can be intimidating. The sheer number of parts alone have been known to make grown men flee to a carb rebuilder. The job can be completed by anyone who possesses average mechanical ability and common sense". I don't have average mech. ability. It's alright thanks anyways, but the rebuild seems like a good option to me. Maybe I'll even post some pics up of the cars at this shop if I can so you guys will get something out of it.
Will there be a hole where the tag used to be though?
08-11-2006, 12:54 PM
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RE: Quick Carb Help
ORIGINAL: ad1997
67 sally how did u know u needed a new rebuild what was the symtoms the car was giving you ? did u rebuild it yet?
67 sally how did u know u needed a new rebuild what was the symtoms the car was giving you ? did u rebuild it yet?
08-14-2006, 03:44 AM
#28
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RE: Quick Carb Help
ORIGINAL: ad1997
pls post pics of the cars at the shop!!! hey people how do u know when a carb should be rebuilt or not?
ORIGINAL: 67Sally
Thanks for that link - it seems like a pretty good tutorial but these are the first two sentences, "Carburetor rebuilding can be intimidating. The sheer number of parts alone have been known to make grown men flee to a carb rebuilder. The job can be completed by anyone who possesses average mechanical ability and common sense". I don't have average mech. ability. It's alright thanks anyways, but the rebuild seems like a good option to me. Maybe I'll even post some pics up of the cars at this shop if I can so you guys will get something out of it.
Will there be a hole where the tag used to be though?
Thanks for that link - it seems like a pretty good tutorial but these are the first two sentences, "Carburetor rebuilding can be intimidating. The sheer number of parts alone have been known to make grown men flee to a carb rebuilder. The job can be completed by anyone who possesses average mechanical ability and common sense". I don't have average mech. ability. It's alright thanks anyways, but the rebuild seems like a good option to me. Maybe I'll even post some pics up of the cars at this shop if I can so you guys will get something out of it.
Will there be a hole where the tag used to be though?
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