If im replacing the air/fuel diaphragm on a 3b do I need any extra bits or just the replacement part
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I think you just need the leather diaphragm.
Not sure.
Not sure.
I wrote a small guide on how to do this on a 2H.. same same for 3B - you're probably more than capable but if you're wondering what to expect:
Squash
SILVER Star
You keep the leather conditioned with neatsfoot oil.
Found somewhere in the manual.
Found somewhere in the manual.
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Yes.. you should be able to leave the pump mounted.. no need to remove it to change the diaphragm on a 3B.
David*BJ70
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I changed my 3B diaphragm on my BJ42 while restoring the body panels. So all the body panel was removed.
Even with plenty of space I found that task not easy. I recalled telling to myself that it should be a PITA on a pump/engine into an engine bay with all the stuff around.
Small hands and small fingers will be more than helpful !
Even with plenty of space I found that task not easy. I recalled telling to myself that it should be a PITA on a pump/engine into an engine bay with all the stuff around.
Small hands and small fingers will be more than helpful !
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bitch of a job on a 70 with the 3b in the truck, pretty much need a little mirror to see WTF is going on, and the damn cotter pin is brutal, you will need to learn how to contort your hand (and head) to do it but i dont recommend pulling the motor or pump though, prob more of a hassle
