New TB or machine my TB?
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From: Columbia Missouri
New TB or machine my TB?
Does this look like a good purchase? No core, and a $40 refund if you send them your old one. It's gonna come out just over $150 after the refund, and that's $50 cheaper than having my old one worked over.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...0132&rd=1&rd=1
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...0132&rd=1&rd=1
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From: Peabody Ma.
Just be carefull I had my stock one rebuilt the person did a great DKolds (i think) on ebay when I say mine was ready for the trash it really was. All said and done great job or not its still rebuilt and I still a minor issue that i cant seem to fix. throttle blades dont always close to home position.
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Originally Posted by bruced267
Just be carefull I had my stock one rebuilt the person did a great DKolds (i think) on ebay when I say mine was ready for the trash it really was. All said and done great job or not its still rebuilt and I still a minor issue that i cant seem to fix. throttle blades dont always close to home position.
I've heard that can be attributed to a bad spring...that and a worn throttle rod bushing.
