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  1. 04-10-2009, 02:53 AM #1
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    Default 1989 accord carb

    i have a friend with a 1989 accord. he was having some problems and took it to a shop.. they diagnosed it as the carb needing to be rebuilt.. well, they quoted him an arm and a leg to fix it, so i told him i would do it for him..

    my question is, where would a RESPECTABLE place, (or brand) be to buy the rebuild kit for the carb? ive seen a couple, but not sure if they are "trustworthy" or not..

    also, any advice is gladly accepted!!
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    Yank it out, find an accord harness for FI (Fuel Injection) and buy a FI motor.
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    Weber 32/36 is his friend....no really best carb for a 3gee. Honestly though any rebuild kit is fine. make sure you know what youre doing....try to find a weber it will idle so much better and have a nice powerband too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Fast-Tech™
    Yank it out, find an accord harness for FI (Fuel Injection) and buy a FI motor.
    as stated, its for a friend.. if it were for me, that would be the rode i'd take though, lol..


    Quote Originally Posted by mushroom_toy
    Weber 32/36 is his friend....no really best carb for a 3gee. Honestly though any rebuild kit is fine. make sure you know what youre doing....try to find a weber it will idle so much better and have a nice powerband too.
    what is that, a weber rebuild kit or weber carburetor? and where do i find one?
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    Quote Originally Posted by six7teen
    as stated, its for a friend.. if it were for me, that would be the rode i'd take though, lol..




    what is that, a weber rebuild kit or weber carburetor? and where do i find one?

    Try ebay.
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    Ben... Txt jerry. He will help you out.
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