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Which carburetor kit? #790242 02/17/07 04:11 PM
Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 326
TimsToyo Offline OP
Mudrunner
I know everyone says get the NAPA kit but hear me out. I bought the AAP kit made by GP Sorensen for $36 first. Nice looking kit with lots of little extras. However, following the 85 FSM I started tearing down the airhorn when I realized that the kit didn't have the diaphragm for the outer vent control valve. I returned the kit to AAP and went to NAPA. They had their NAPA brand kit for $53 and a LOT less parts. I looked at their kit and it didn't have the diaphragm either.

Confused I went back to my FSM and realized something. They don't show the Outer Vent control valve broken down. Why? The diaphragm certianly needs to be replaced with the others. Who has a kit WITH the diaphragm I'm looking for?

PS Both kits were verified by the carb numbers so I'm 100% sure they are the correct kits.

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'86 Toyo 4wd
'04 600RR
Re: Which carburetor kit? [Re: TimsToyo] #790243 02/17/07 05:55 PM
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stock87 Offline
Body Damage is Cool
Well, two things come to mind.

I seem to recall my number matched NAPA kit did come with that gasket (not the diaphragm, just the gasket). However, in the few carbs I've rebuilt, that diaphragm has been OK, not to mention that's not a part they really expect you to disassemble (though I have to see how it works).

The other thing that comes to mind is my rebuilt carb came with a vacuum passage plugged in the OVCV so the darn thing didn't even work and it didn't affect anything about how the truck ran.


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Re: Which carburetor kit? [Re: stock87] #790244 02/17/07 06:30 PM
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Scerb Offline
Body Damage is Cool
I'm really not sure what the heck the outer vent control valve does, but your carb 100% does not need it to run, so I would not worry about it. I've never seen a rebuild kit come with the diaphragm, but usually the gasket.

And yes, I have found that other kits come with more little things than the NAPA kit, but its usually useless stuff like new screws and extra clips. As long as its got 4 diaphragms, the main gaskets and jets (not as important), you're all set.

-Scerb

Re: Which carburetor kit? [Re: Scerb] #790245 02/17/07 07:15 PM
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TimsToyo Offline OP
Mudrunner
Niether did I until now. It's basically part of the ECS and purges the bowl of excess gas fumes when the truck is OFF. Even if this thing does work it won't matter with that 20y/o loaded up charcoal canister. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/lol.gif" alt="" />

I'm going back to AAP to get their kit. It's almost $20 cheaper than NAPA's.

Thanks for the replies guys. <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/kewl.gif" alt="" />

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A carburetor outer vent control device for use in a fuel system of a motor vehicle of the type including an outer vent provided in a float chamber of the carburetor, a charcoal canister and a fuel vapor line coupling the outer vent with the charcoal canister.^The carburetor outer vent control device includes a valve means provided in the fuel vapor line which is only open when an excessive amount of fuel vapor is present in the float chamber and an engine of the motor vehicle is not running.


'86 Toyo 4wd
'04 600RR

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