Need help finding new carburetor 1986 pickup
Aug 14, 2024 | 10:30 PM
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Need help finding new carburetor 1986 pickup
I have a 1986 toyota pickup , it's a California model. The carburetor number is #35390. I'm trying to replace the car, but I just want to make sure that I'd get the right one but I'm not finding any with that number
Aug 16, 2024 | 06:10 AM
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Your're not going to find a new one, at least not oem.
You might find a rebuilt one, but if yours is in decent shape you might as well rebuild your own. Carbs seem formidable, I grant you that, but if you limit your scope to the necessary items it's not bad to do. Having a factory manual does make it considerably easier, though.
You might find a rebuilt one, but if yours is in decent shape you might as well rebuild your own. Carbs seem formidable, I grant you that, but if you limit your scope to the necessary items it's not bad to do. Having a factory manual does make it considerably easier, though.
Aug 16, 2024 | 02:05 PM
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Check out these guys. I haven't used them but saved the link from a forum post someone recommended them. Be sure to check pics thoroughly to match plug type and the vacuum ports on the sides.
https://nationalcarburetors.com/Toyo...22R_p_563.html
Before I rebuilt mine 6 years ago, I ordered a rebuilt carb from a place in CA. Twice they sent the wrong carb, wanted to blame me and made me pay return shipping. I wouldn't recommend that business. I'd have to look back at receipts to find the name of it.
Rebuilding really isn't that hard. There are well documented 22R carb rebuilds on the net.
https://nationalcarburetors.com/Toyo...22R_p_563.html
Before I rebuilt mine 6 years ago, I ordered a rebuilt carb from a place in CA. Twice they sent the wrong carb, wanted to blame me and made me pay return shipping. I wouldn't recommend that business. I'd have to look back at receipts to find the name of it.
Rebuilding really isn't that hard. There are well documented 22R carb rebuilds on the net.
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Aug 20, 2024 | 02:23 AM
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Check out these guys. I haven't used them but saved the link from a forum post someone recommended them. Be sure to check pics thoroughly to match plug type and the vacuum ports on the sides.
https://nationalcarburetors.com/Toyo...22R_p_563.html
Before I rebuilt mine 6 years ago, I ordered a rebuilt carb from a place in CA. Twice they sent the wrong carb, wanted to blame me and made me pay return shipping. I wouldn't recommend that business. I'd have to look back at receipts to find the name of it.
Rebuilding really isn't that hard. There are well documented 22R carb rebuilds on the net.
https://nationalcarburetors.com/Toyo...22R_p_563.html
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Rebuilding really isn't that hard. There are well documented 22R carb rebuilds on the net.
Last edited by KatherineBailey; Aug 28, 2024 at 09:06 PM.
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