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jleewebb
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carb top ring

Post by jleewebb » Sun Apr 18, 2010 4:57 pm

bump... no PM from RW so I guess he didn't find another carb top ring he could part with. Anybody else have help or advice to offer? Thanks, lee
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This jury-rig is working for now but one of these days I may need to pull the float bowl.
This jury-rig is working for now but one of these days I may need to pull the float bowl.
'62 CB77. "It's a rider."

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Post by Gunner_CAF » Sun Apr 18, 2010 5:59 pm

Lee,

Have you ever tried the epoxy thread repair kit? You put the epoxy on the bad thread side, and a release agent on the other threads. You would have to put it together without the spring over night to set up, then put it back together. It works sometimes in a pinch and if you don't take it off too many times. This would only be a temporary fix and I would suggest to keep looking for a replacement.

The stuff I have is made by Permatex and I found it at the auto parts store.

Gunner

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carb part

Post by rustywrench » Sun Apr 18, 2010 7:56 pm

Lee,
PM on the way, sorry I kept you hanging,honey does got in the way. When all else fails, blame the wife. I think we can help you out after all. RW

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wahoo

Post by jleewebb » Mon Apr 19, 2010 2:29 pm

Thanks and wahoo!

I'd still be interested in answer to earlier questions re thickness/floppiness of gaskets, part number and possible availability of the carb-top ring itself.

Thanks again! Lee
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