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WTB- solex 34 Pict 3 Carby

https://forums.aussieveedubbers.com/threads/56781/wtb-solex-34-pict-3-carby

CHADMYSTER ·

As the subject says after a carby for my daughters 72 super. Went to put a kit through on the weekend and found the volume adjustment screw broken off and unable to get it out. So I was hoping someone might have a spare one lying around that they might want to sell. (in reasonable condition)

Thanks Allan

[ Edited on 25-9-2006 by CHADMYSTER ]

beerdoc ·

If you cant get one closer I have one that I know works and yes in reasonable condition


$120 Plus Freight

CHADMYSTER ·

Thanks Doc, I'll let it run for a while and see how it goes. Thanks for the reply

CHADMYSTER ·

bump

CHADMYSTER ·

bump

vw54 ·

Give Ben Durie a call hes up yr way at TERALBA 4950-8248 he may have some old carbies there you can get the part off

CHADMYSTER ·

Thanks, yeah I know of Ben and Perry at Georgetown. Thought I might be able to add a few dollars to an AVD members pocket.

CHADMYSTER ·

bump

koolkarmakombi ·

http://www2.cip1.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=C24%2D113%2D129%2D031%2DK

there are not too many spares as they all strip/seize that screw

CHADMYSTER ·

a few people have said that. DUB74L mentioned something regarding a repair kit. ???

koolkarmakombi ·

very tricky repair as the thread is really fine and the placement is tricky. I dont imagine a jig to do it would be too hard and you would need a pretty high end drill/mill and it would cost more than the new one for tooling and labour.

New one has no wear and is apparently better quality than those mexi or brasil ones.

I would go the new one.

Actually I would go a set of Kadrons but my little devil is talking loud at the moment!

Proud_Dad ·

Might be able to help you out mate,

Pulled my carby with the intent of replacing it with something different. Will u2u after work if you are still looking

CHADMYSTER ·

proud_dad, have sent u2u

CHADMYSTER ·

koolkarmakombi wrote:very tricky repair as the thread is really fine and the placement is tricky. I dont imagine a jig to do it would be too hard and you would need a pretty high end drill/mill and it would cost more than the new one for tooling and labour.

New one has no wear and is apparently better quality than those mexi or brasil ones.

I would go the new one.

Actually I would go a set of Kadrons but my little devil is talking loud at the moment!
don't know about kadrons on my teenage daughters car. maybe for myself when i get my own!!

Joel ·

i dunno if the old repair kits are still availble any more
the old screw and thread was drilled out and the new one was just glued in in its place

i sent allan this pic
its a bodgy method to fix a snapped off mixture screw head on one of my old engines
someone ground away the carb body around the screw then soldered a piece of flat steel on to the screw LOL
funny thing is it worked fine and still does

-Joel