Carby

falcon74, Jun 19, 10:23pm
Has anyone made and or replaced their own spindle bushings? advice please
martin11, Jun 19, 10:35pm
Replace mine in a 38dgas carb recently
sr2, Jun 19, 11:12pm
What carb?
redhead18, Jun 19, 11:21pm
Second thread and AGAIN you have been asked what carb?
All we got before was ASIAN.
Please supply engine and carburettor.
Hell even a couple of photos and those who have remachined spindle bushes may well be able to assist further
falcon74, Jun 19, 11:28pm
aisan 2.4l petrol hiace
stylus1, Jun 19, 11:42pm
I think the deal is that you need a special reamer or the bushes will be a bit out of alignment? Plenty of info on YouTube.
budgel, Jun 20, 1:37am
I kept a flogged out one going for quite a bit longer by carefully putting a wrap of teflon tape around the shaft. I couldnt get replacement bushings, so eventually got a very good second hand carb.
redhead18, Jun 20, 1:54am
4Y?
run your rego thru carjam okies
tmenz, Jun 20, 3:29am
Probably 2RZ.
falcon74, Jun 20, 3:55am
Yes 4y carb, 2RZ Motor more info please?
gph1961, Jun 20, 4:55am
no sense there
sr2, Jun 20, 7:28am
Yes this thread does have a 'Groundhog Day' feel to it.
redhead18, Jun 20, 9:43pm
mannix51, Jul 21, 2:01pm
Seems noone here realises the most common brand carby fitted to older imports is the AISAN. These are a generic twin barrel with vacuum operated secondary. Rebushing is dead easy, just a drill and teflon bushings will see the job done. This repair will last forever. While you are at it, drill and tap the primary side bowl drain bolt and fit a m2 screw with a short piece of darning needle. This will give an easily adjustable main jet to compensate for jet wear, a great aid to decreased fuel consumption. These are great carburettors, originally a cpy of the Mukuni fitted to many early Mitsubishis. AISAN carbs are still manufactured in China but are getting rather expensive now. One model carb had a plastic lower main body, these if you can find one will fit directly onto the early type and never had the wear problem. I like carburettors.