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Need Fuel Distributor Repaired

Any Pelican members here with experience repairing fuel distributors?

This 031 is from a 78 911. Removed from a barely running car. Both the middle pluinger and teh small pressure valve are good and free. Issues on #1 and #4 output ports.

Any tech articles here on the board on repairing these or good sources for repair. Thanks. Bill

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A search on submitter = Tidybouy and keywords=fuel distributor should give you a lot of material to work with.
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This guy is considered by many to be the best -

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FD repair.........

PM me if you want it tested and repaired.

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Larry is the CIS Guru, he rebuilt my FD & WUR.
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I know that RareL8 has advertised for repairing Fuel Distributors as well as Wurs and also matching the two together.

There are rebuild kits on EBay that consist of the stainless membrane and the O-rings for about $100. There is a guy on the forums that recently posted a detailed FD take apart and rebuild. It was his first time so I don't know if he got all the flows matched perfectly but he posted some excellent photos and tips for DYI guys.
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We're doing a -031 right now, be happy to do yours as well. Shoot me an email if interested.
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