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    Default I'm replacing a toyo's carburetor tomorrow....Any tips?

    I'm goin to the junkyard tomorrow to replace the carburetor in my mom's old car. Its an 89/88 toyota corolla wit over 220,000 miles on it. Still runs pretty good, but can only go for a little less than a mile before it sputters like CRAYZYEEE, and then dies. So, im gonna rip a 'better' carb from the junkyard and stick it in there.

    Does anybody have any tips or suggestions before i go for it?
    (....other than labeling all the vacuum lines....)

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    bumpin up one.....

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    try rebuilding the carb you already have. You can probably find a kit for cheap, and then it should run better than if you put a carb on that has been sitting in a junkyard with old gas in it.
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    well, this is an Aisan carburetor.....even trained mechanics say its REEALLY hard to rebuild those and that its better to just get one from the yard..

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    clean the new 1 really good before u put it in just to make sure theres no shit in it to give u the same problems as the old 1

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