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    CARB rebuild

    this was fun gonna post up what i did
    not intended as a how to. Just helpfull pictures for rebuild
    WAY "UNDER CONSTRUCTION" Gonna take a while pics up now anyways. i'll get to txt tomorrow.... maybe lol

    So i did a carb rebuild this weekend. Got that sucker shiny! And now its an extra. I took pics of the entire thing. Having never done this before i needed more pics to make sure i had it right. So now im gonna share

    This was done for a carb with stage 3 vacuum removal done. No choke and a manual secondary.


    Carb right off the motor




    remove bracket and attached rods



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    Re: CARB rebuild

    Start removing the choke
    Remove screws from butter fly on choke and remove plate



    If your lucky you have screws here on the choke, if not and you want to keep it you have to drill


    Remove cap unscrew with flat head. remove rod






    remove accelerator pump rod


    Last edited by Demon1024; 01-27-2011 at 11:53 PM.

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    Re: CARB rebuild

    remove


    4 screws


    3 screws on bottom accelerator pump housing



    Idle solenoid 1 screw



    venturies

    venturi screws

    venturi screws yellow paint on mine

    spacer
    Last edited by Demon1024; 01-28-2011 at 12:03 AM.

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    Re: CARB rebuild

    Float


    new O-ring on venturis



    power valve 6mm


    power valve switch


    power valve
    old O-ring in bowel, new on finger
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    Re: CARB rebuild

    Float level window


    New Gasket


    Was able to get new needleand guide in without removing float pin


    I wouldnt suggest it. Broke the tab on float... not sure how this is gonna affect it if at all


    Remove all old boot. got quite attached here


    New accelerator push rod boot






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    Re: CARB rebuild

    Finished product >






    cleaned




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    Re: CARB rebuild

    That looks like a nice rebuild you done there Demon.

    I used to rebuild them years ago. Anyhow, thought I'd show you one of mine rebuilt & sold.

    Last edited by 88Accord-DX; 01-26-2011 at 06:00 PM.
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    Re: CARB rebuild

    nice what u get for it?
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    Re: CARB rebuild

    Quote Originally Posted by Demon1024 View Post
    nice what u get for it?
    That one I think was $100. The rebuild kit usually runs about $40. I quit messing with them carbs after I got a 32/38 weber on ebay & rebuilt it.

    I never tried any of the vacuum stage mods, but you probably won't have the problems these carbs are known for if you get rid of the 50 feet of vacuum lines they have.
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    Re: CARB rebuild

    That's the kit i got, but with so much removed i mighta been better off trying to order them individually from honda.

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    Re: CARB rebuild

    this is sticky material

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    Re: CARB rebuild

    talk about procrastination lol!

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    Re: CARB rebuild

    Quote Originally Posted by MessyHonda View Post
    this is sticky material
    I agree, as long as the pics remain hosted. There are times I could have helped someone by a picture which wasn't handy at the time.

    I've seen a carb very similar to this on a Civic, without all the speghetti mess but yet OEM.

    Great thread demon!

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    Re: CARB rebuild

    That's nice work. I would worry about that float though. Depending on what tab is missing, the needle valve could never close or fall out when the float empties. Either way, you'll be walking home. Also, the floats like to develop leaks and sink and the car pretty much just stops wherever it is when that happens. I'd replace it for sure.
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    Re: CARB rebuild

    Quote Originally Posted by roodoo2 View Post
    I agree, as long as the pics remain hosted. There are times I could have helped someone by a picture which wasn't handy at the time.

    I've seen a carb very similar to this on a Civic, without all the speghetti mess but yet OEM.

    Great thread demon!
    Btw, I do have a Civic 93 with a very similar carb, I live in Costa Rica. Honda Distributor in my country always provides version of cars different than the ones provided for US market. But there is a big market for imported used cars from US, so we usually have both versions on the street.

    Very good thread, nice pictures!. Thanks for that!

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    Re: CARB rebuild

    Quote Originally Posted by Dr_Snooz View Post
    That's nice work. I would worry about that float though. Depending on what tab is missing, the needle valve could never close or fall out when the float empties. Either way, you'll be walking home. Also, the floats like to develop leaks and sink and the car pretty much just stops wherever it is when that happens. I'd replace it for sure.
    x2.

    EDIT: very nice job! (though I am glad I got a LX-i...)
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    Re: CARB rebuild

    Quote Originally Posted by dr_snooz View Post
    ...i would worry about that float though. Depending on what tab is missing, the needle valve could never close or fall out when the float empties...
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    Re: CARB rebuild

    Glad to see the pics work again. And yeah ecogabriel, I've got a couple of these cars including at least 2 Fi Lxi models. The carbs are for fun till i get srs internal modding

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