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Hey, just wondering if you ever found a way to free the stuck chokes in your Weber carbs. I have some old Weber 44s that are frozen. It appears that the throttle shafts are swollen with corrosion in the carb bodies. I tried soaking them in diesel for a whole year to no avail. I was going to try heat next followed by a home made electrolysis tank. Curious to know if you had any luck. Thanks, John
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Black Rock, CT
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Bringing this back from the dead..
I've ..ummm...misplaced the big spring in my accel pump. Any idea where I can get one? parts Klassik and our host don't list them. I suppose I could go to a good hardware store, but....
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Join Date: Sep 2000
Location: Frankfort IL USA
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PMO distributor
Weber Carb Parts Unfortunately gonna have to buy some gaskets or other goodies to total $25+
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