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Saw this on ebay, thought you might be interested.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/383660543361
The seller has a denim blue one as well, if you still wanted to break up the color some.
For the canister, what I did is ran a T from the PCV to the big port on the canister for manifold, and a line from the temperature switch to the little (signal) port for ported - I think that's more or less like OEM. The TB has all sorts of connections above and below the plate for various...
I'm confused - the OEM canister can handle a high ported pressure vacuum, so why wouldn't you be able to continue using a high ported pressure vacuum with it, from the temperature switch or whatever that multi-ported doohickey is called that's plugged into the intake manifold? Moe as my...
Yep, all but the fuel bowl vent. I don't think it's exactly required with a tbi, but why not try to hook things up like they should be if you've got all the pieces available, especially if you can scavenge a bit of fuel vapor and keep the fumes down in the garage.
Same. You still have a manifold source and ported source with a tbi. Manifold is below the throttle plate, ported comes from the CTO valve or similar. It's been a while since I've ran the tbi, but I used an OEM canister with it and I think that's how it works.
Spanks idea sounds easier, and I...
There are certainly a finite number of them. My understanding (based on an episode of Wheeler Dealers and the DeLorean documentary) is that they made a limited number of spare parts back when the DeLorean was being produced, no more were made, and they're all in a warehouse in Texas.
That...
Just avoid their fuel sending units.... Not that there are any alternatives. They're all Omix junk.
I had my rollover valve in my jeep for about ten years. It held up OK, but there's a thin steel ring on the bottom that had started to corrode. Maybe it's reversible and you can put the metal...
I am almost certain the one CB and I referenced is made in China, distributed at least in part by MBM brakes, and there are individual parts available separately. I had to replace my booster recently and found that on eBay for $80 or so. I just had to cut the threaded pushrod down. You might...
I bought the mc/booster combo from Morris. It's been good, but sits quite a distance from the firewall.
https://www.morris4x4center.com/power-brake-unit-8-inch-dual-diaphragm-booster-master-cylinder-disc-drum-mbm-pbuj7486d.html
There is a shop here in Phoenix that can repair them - Dick's Speedo and Tach. They ship, but the gauges are delicate so ymmv. They're also really busy, maybe 1-2mo turnaround time. $150 or so.
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