84 Toyo will not idle on own
08-19-2005, 04:58 AM
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Originally Posted by SloPoke
Unfortunaley, I just rebuilt my 1st engine (22R) and have some choke problems myself. I swapped to a manual choke so I didn't have to mess with that automatic one. Wish I could but that's one of the reasons I'm following your thread. I have 2 carbs and I'm hoping to make 1 good one from em.
I bet Kyle22R could help. He's always helped me out in the past on these kinds of issues. Kyle?????????
I bet Kyle22R could help. He's always helped me out in the past on these kinds of issues. Kyle?????????
Yea, im hoping for Kyle to chime in as well.
08-19-2005, 08:59 PM
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have you checked all your vacuum lines for leaks, VSVs and all? this is where carburetors on older vehicles can be a nightmare...use a can of carb cleaner and spray it along the lines, make sure all connections are sealed and secure. if the engine speed changes you can bet you have a vacuum leak.
you may need a carb rebuild. often times they just wear out, but it's usually gradual. i haven't rebuilt a 22R carb yet myself, but i've rebuilt a few 32/36 webers. they're quite easy. the only thing that really scared me about the 22R carb was the little springs and intricate linkage for the choke and such. internally most carbs are pretty self explanitory.
you may need a carb rebuild. often times they just wear out, but it's usually gradual. i haven't rebuilt a 22R carb yet myself, but i've rebuilt a few 32/36 webers. they're quite easy. the only thing that really scared me about the 22R carb was the little springs and intricate linkage for the choke and such. internally most carbs are pretty self explanitory.
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