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Carl Spangler · 05-23-2021, 05:20 PM

hmmmmmmm................ that's more longitudinal play than I'm used to seeing. I'm not sure if that's a show-stopper. ???

Since this carb was rebuilt by the folks that make the shaft bushings/tool it would seem unlikely that the bushings weren't properly installed. ??? Again, if the shaft bushings are new there should be virtually zero clearance between the shaft and bushing.

05-23-2021, 05:20 PM	#156
Carl Spangler Registered User Join Date: Oct 2013 Location: Central Coast Ca. Posts: 432	Re: Hard Starting Hot hmmmmmmm................ that's more longitudinal play than I'm used to seeing. I'm not sure if that's a show-stopper. ??? Since this carb was rebuilt by the folks that make the shaft bushings/tool it would seem unlikely that the bushings weren't properly installed. ??? Again, if the shaft bushings are new there should be virtually zero clearance between the shaft and bushing. __________________ 1971 SWB step side: Original NM Forestry truck, then NM Fire truck, and now a ranch truck.