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Old 10-02-11, 01:38 PM
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WA rebuilt carb trouble

hi i rebuilt my carb on my 79 rx7 awhile back and its still running like crap and floods sometimes i was wondering if anybody that had knowledge of nikki carbs would be willing to stop by and give me a hand it would be much appreciated. i live in maple valley washington if anyone is close by and would like to lend a hand thank you!- tyler
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come on isnt there anyone out there willing to lend a noob a hand haha
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Hi Tyler. Did you replace the needle and seat during rebuild and adjust the floats?
I would be happy to take a look and help you out, but I'm way down in OR.
Give us a few more details on what you have done and what is happening and maybe we can helps.
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yes i did replace the needle and seat but was told not to adjust the float bowls so i didnt. gas will sometimes come leaking out of the carb from the backside. and sometimes my car wont rev past 2000 when its not warmed up it just backfires and hesitates
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Sounds like the accelerator pump. Did you replace the pump gasket?
Also there is a little check ball in the main port for this. Looks about half the size of a BB. If this is not present it could cause some of the issues you are describing. Most rebuild kits come with replacements. LMK,
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im about to just scrap the car i have no idea what im doing
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I know I'm prolly a bit too late to help....BUT...patience is the key! When I rebuilt the carb on the '83 ae71 'rolla I had (not an Rx-7 Nikki obviously, but still a carb)...it took me 3 trys!! I literally cleaned it & put back together 3x before I got it right, watch out for check-*****/springs and gaskets. Also make sure the tang on the float hasn't been bent!! You'll get it right eventually.
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Im in st helens OR, no idea how far that is from you. i might be able to help....
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