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The pierburg carburettor on my 86 camper van has done 175k miles and appears to be worn out I am getting approx 8m to gallon out of it. So I want to replace it with a second hand one from a breakers yard. Does anybody know what will fit

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try talking to brickwerks, they might have a service repair kit?
im not sure.....
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CraigSagar wrote:The pierburg carburettor appears to be worn out

what has worn out?



CraigSagar wrote: I am getting approx 8m to gallon out of it. t

Is that after everything other than fuelling has been checked off as OK?
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Mocki wrote:try talking to brickwerks, they might have a service repair kit?

http://www.brickwerks.co.uk/shop?page=s ... ory_id=114

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What sort of cash are you looking to spend? Bromyards do fully refurbished carbs which you exchanged for your old one (Im an advocate of Bromyards :D )
I have a 1.9 DG Petrol Watercooled Panel Van 1990 ... that im starting to believe has issues!!!!

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Put your location in your profile (click user control panel) then people know where you are and can maybe point you in a helpful direction

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Bromyards do fully refurbished carbs which you exchanged for your old one

Have you got a link for them. Cannot find them on a web search.

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Hi aj try on Ebay its a classified add for Pierburg carbs
I have a 1.9 DG Petrol Watercooled Panel Van 1990 ... that im starting to believe has issues!!!!

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kevtherev wrote:
Is that after everything other than fuelling has been checked off as OK?
What else should be checked off? :?
Ignition system, dragging brakes, anything else?
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Timing, driving style, stuck or faulty choke, air leak compensation on mixture. wrong float height, Filter dirty, under inflated tyres, fuel leaks, tank etc....
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Have you checked your part load enrichment diaphram valve? just a thought as 8m to a Gallon may mean you have a petrol leak which has been known to happen when the diaphram splits.

Just worth a look!
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Is the choke coming off once the engine is warmed up? If its running on choke all the time MPG will be poor.
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Zebedee wrote:Is the choke coming off once the engine is warmed up? If its running on choke all the time MPG will be poor.

Having removed the air filter it would appear that the choke is sticking on, I played about with the choke valve and eventually it came off but not sure whether it is faulty is there anything that can be checked or renewed before I use it again.

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the choke flap will gradually open as the engine warms.. about 5 mins and it should be almost fully open.

It is operated by a bi metal spring inside the housing attached to the carb.
check it's not broken

and check that the springs that keep it in check are all attached.
The choke pull down unit opens the flap when the accelerator is pressed.
the flap should not fully close over the venturi there should be a 3mm gap.
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