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Old 02-01-2011, 02:08 PM
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Well just did mine Sunday and am still having problems but the kit from autozone was nice now if I could just get it to idle smooth and stop stumbling on acceleration. Kinda half ass it was in a hurry.
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continuing...

Aux. Pump assembly:This is responsible for feeding a little extra fuel on a cold engine. Mine was busted and leaked fuel into the vacuum lines which caused some problems.
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Here's all the parts that go into it: cover, screws, spring, & a new diaphram
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Don't over tighten the screws.
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Next, we have the accelerator pump..
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The kit provides two boots, but you will only use one. Make sure it seats fully.
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Then, feed the new diaphragm through. It'll be a tight fit and little hard to get in.
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Fight the spring to stay put and button it back up...
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Fuel window: Get this clean, that way u can see your fuel level
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Main Jet Plug along with new seal.
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Old 09-07-2011, 01:05 PM
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just wanted to thank you for putting these nice pics here for me to use
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going to find a donor carb today, and get the kit ordered also. Carquest is the only parts store I have close, don't know what kind of kit I will end up with. Hopefully it is good. Wish me luck, This is my first attempt at a carb rebuild!
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Originally Posted by yota81
just wanted to thank you for putting these nice pics here for me to use
Sure thing, no problemo!




Originally Posted by woodyth
going to find a donor carb today, and get the kit ordered also. Carquest is the only parts store I have close, don't know what kind of kit I will end up with. Hopefully it is good. Wish me luck, This is my first attempt at a carb rebuild!
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Woody
Good Luck!! This was my first try too, its not as hard as it looks! Just make sure the kit has the main parts above, the more the merrier, lol. Make sure to post your results!! Or if you feel like it; contribute to this thread!!
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wish i saw this when i rebuilt mine, didnt know it but my tab the float rides on was bent all out of whack and was allowing fuel to pour in thus flooding out, took the carb off 6 times and fianlly took it somewere for a rebuilt lol!
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WOW great work man!!!
great write up
I have rebuilt 5 of these things. I wish I saw this thread before those.
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This is what I have been looking for. thank you so much, streetlancer for all your photos and work you put into this thread. I will be doing the same thing to my carb.
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Thanks

Just finished rebuilding my 86 22r carb and couldn't have done it without your post. First timer, so great resource in addition to everything else I was trying to use.
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looks difficult
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These carbs can be a little touchy, but step by step..keep it clean...you can do it.
Think of all the money you'll save.
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Good job
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