The car must run stably. In order to ensure this, the owner must understand what processes are taking place in his favorite car and be able to fix at least minor problems. If your car won't start or stop then most likely you have a carburetor problem. Try changing it. In fact, it is not as difficult as it seems. Read these guidelines and get down to business.
Necessary
In order to change the carburetor you will need a new carburetor, several keys for "8" and "13", household gloves
Instructions
Step 1
First, loosen the clamping clamp and disconnect the corrugation (this is the hose for air intake from the thermostat branch pipe).
Step 2
Unscrew the nuts that secure the air filter to the carburetor itself with a key "8" and remove the plate.
Step 3
Loosen the clamp, remove the crankcase ventilation hose from the pipe.
Step 4
Remove the case from the air filter.
Step 5
Take the key “8” and loosen the bolt tightening the sheathing of the air damper drive cable.
Step 6
Then loosen the cable fixing screw and remove the cable.
Step 7
Remove the gas outlet hose from the fitting, disconnect the tips of the two wires from the output of the microswitch of the EPCH control system.
Step 8
Hook with a screwdriver and remove the rod from the throttle actuator lever.
Step 9
Remove the solenoid valve hose from the economizer fitting.
Step 10
Loosen the clamp and remove the fuel supply hose.
Step 11
Take the key on "13", unscrew the 4 nuts and remove the carburetor itself. The old carburetor is removed.
Step 12
Install the new carburetor upside-down.
