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well, I think everyone knows my opinion on local mechanics lack ability to spell toyota let alone work on them....but I do know of a mechanic in new lenox who did alot of good work on rays 60. Ill try to get the name.
X2 on the fuel regulator! I run mine at 4 psi and haven't had a problem. You can pick on up from vatoZone or O'Reamly's for a cheap price. Once you get the regulator, set up the carb to Weber specs. Go here REDLINE - Serving the U.S., Canada, Central and South America for over 30 years and under Tech Resources it'll tell you how to set up the weber. There's only 2 adjustment screws on them so it's rather easy to do yourself with just a flat screw driver.
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Thanks for the replies. I don't know if it has a fuel regulator
It is pretty messed up, he has golf tees plugging up vacuum hoses. I think it is out if my league to try and fix it. I would be interested in the guys name over in New Lenox. Thanks
Thanks for the replies. I don't know if it has a fuel regulator
It is pretty messed up, he has golf tees plugging up vacuum hoses. I think it is out if my league to try and fix it. I would be interested in the guys name over in New Lenox. Thanks
Vehicles made prior to 1995 are not smog checked in Illinois. Check the De-Smog thread in the 60 series section and de-smog the truck. It'll get rid of those pesky vacuum lines and pollution control devices. We almost did that to Patrick's 60 series today.