Hey all i got a 84 na swb pajero n i recently got reco motor in it n another carby n the ppl i wont say did a dodgy fix so iam tryin to find somewhere where i can buy a NEW carby but i cant seem to find anyone who knows or sells them for it...Its a 93 triton motor 4g54 thats in it if ne1 knows anywhere i could look n ring to find out where i can buy a new carby would be great iam in windsor nsw....the accelerator pump isnt workin properly on this one n its not worth fixin so i have been told n would get more out of a new one as it has a huge flat spot when takin off...
thanx troy
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carboretor for pajero
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carboretor for pajero
Hello hello
Whoever told you it's "not worth fixing" just doesn't want to do the job. A carburettor overhaul kit shouldn't be hard to find, and cheaper than a new carburettor. If you're handy with tools it's a relatively simple job - but a little time consuming, so it may not be worth paying somebody to do it?
A new carburettor would be difficult to find, and probably $$$$.
A second hand carburettor may work better for a while, but how long before it's in the same condition as yours?
Your dud accelerator pump is likely to be a diaphragm with a hole - simple to replace.
Overhaul your carburettor (new gaskets/seals/diaphragms etc.) for the price of the kit, and you'll have a known entity which should serve you well for the life of your vehicle. Give it a try - worst case, you're out for the cost of the kit and in the same position you're currently in. Best case, you'll end up with a carburettor as good as new, and a better understanding of how it works - handy for troubleshooting engine problems in the bush.
A new carburettor would be difficult to find, and probably $$$$.
A second hand carburettor may work better for a while, but how long before it's in the same condition as yours?
Your dud accelerator pump is likely to be a diaphragm with a hole - simple to replace.
Overhaul your carburettor (new gaskets/seals/diaphragms etc.) for the price of the kit, and you'll have a known entity which should serve you well for the life of your vehicle. Give it a try - worst case, you're out for the cost of the kit and in the same position you're currently in. Best case, you'll end up with a carburettor as good as new, and a better understanding of how it works - handy for troubleshooting engine problems in the bush.
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