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fast 99
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What's wrong with the carb? 85 -87 with that number. Unless water sat inside or one of the housings is damaged should be rebuildable.
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I have this one off my 85 - fresh rebuild by Mountain Man FI in Arkansas. Maybe someone can tell if its a match?
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fast 99
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Not if made offshore. There was a post here earlier describing many problems.
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Easily done, there used to be a repair kit. Unsure if still available.
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They still have repair kits. Look on Ebay for a NOS Thexton deepseize repair fitting. Look at the design,you will see why they are the best.
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