Carb Rebuild kit
Re: Carb Rebuild kit
Sorry should have been more specific. I meant should i just buy a rebuild kit instead of a new one since i dont really have the money for a new one. Some mite say it could mess with things, I know it will if not done rite. Basically is a rebuild kit a good way to go?
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Car: 1982 Trans-Am
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Transmission: T10, hurst shifter
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Re: Carb Rebuild kit
Yes, rebuild the carb.
So far we have no idea what kind of carb this is, or what setup & problems you really have. If it's just a delay when accelerating, you might just need an accelerator pump (might be able to buy separately...), or adjusting a few screws. Either way, a rebuild is a good "take two advil and call me in the morning" type of thing.
So far we have no idea what kind of carb this is, or what setup & problems you really have. If it's just a delay when accelerating, you might just need an accelerator pump (might be able to buy separately...), or adjusting a few screws. Either way, a rebuild is a good "take two advil and call me in the morning" type of thing.
Re: Carb Rebuild kit
Original stock carb. Im unsure of the exact kind. Created a post about a delay when accelerating and i was told it was a bad carb. Its an old car so I dont mind buying a rebuild kit for cheap instead of just twisting a few screws.
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