<VV> Carb issues
Dennis & Debbie Pleau
ddpleau@earthlink.net
Wed, 21 Jul 2004 17:49:21 -0500
Just because you have one of the premier builders of Corvair carbs,
rebuilding for you can say these things. I would be surprised if you get
many rejects.
dp
At 12:36 PM 7/21/2004, corvairs wrote:
>Norm - Forgive me, but there a number of people who do a good job
>rebuilding Corvair carbs. I don't know who you bought them from, but that
>really may not be the issue. Keep in mind that any rebuilder (including
>Grant) is dealing with 40+ year old cores. Any rebuilder who will claim
>"perfection 100% of the time" is asking to fall on thier face. There are
>various internal things that can happen to these carbs that are virtually
>undetectable in the rebuilding process. This situation will not get better
>as the cores get older.
>
>The best any rebuilder can do is be honest with thier customers and
>explain that there will be a small percentage of rebuilt carbs that just
>are not going to work when installed and that rebuilder should have an
>efficient warranty program to replace them. The suggestions here on VV, so
>far, are very useful. But in the end if they don't fix the problem AND if
>the problem is proven as carb-related, you may have to ask the rebuilder
>for a replacement. Lon
>
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