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Landyfella

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• Apr 28, 2021

• #1

Hi, how are people fixing slop in the butterfly, Mine has a little not sure it bad enough to get a buse installed. I imagine it will let in air.

video here https://froggroup-my.sharepoint.com...RJt7rDcWhBbo4B8FBV_r_Rrni-bseNCoj0pg?e=6ucp19

 

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Landyfella

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• Apr 28, 2021

• #2

also what are peoples opinion, on whether I should just buy a new one from Bearmach for £75.
https://bearmach.com/product/carbur...table-for-series-2a-series-3-vehicles-br-2237
Is the quality good?

 

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TS2304

Active Member

• Apr 28, 2021

• #3

I got a refurb kit from zenith for mine A few years back and it comes with new butterfly (As well as jets etc) and when stripped and cleaned the housing it worked a treat. Not too pricey either I seem to remember. Can’t say anything about Entire replacement though

 

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Landyfella

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• Apr 28, 2021

• #4

Thx for the message. Yeah I got a refurb kit, it was more a question of the slop where the bar rubs against the housing and wears over time. Do you drill it out and put a bush in?

 

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Colthebrummie

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• Apr 28, 2021

• #5

Even if it is allowing a bit of extra air into the throat, I don't think it will be enough to make any difference, you could always have a look at the spark plug electrodes to see what colour they are. That's how I judge the fuel/air ration.

Col

 

TS2304

Active Member

• Apr 28, 2021

• #6

Mine stil has a bit of play - not as much as yours but I just left it. If you could find the right size Bush then guess there’s no harm fitting it but I’d be tempted to refurb and check the mixture works ok before bothering.

 

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Landyfella

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• Apr 28, 2021

• #7

ok will do. As machining in a bush is a bit of a PITA. I'll let you all know how the rebuild goes.

Cheers for the all the help.

 

Blackburn

Well-Known Member

• Apr 28, 2021

• #8

I think Burlen will rebush it for you.
http://burlen.co.uk/

 

tottot

Well-Known Member

• Apr 28, 2021

• #9

On my 2a one hole for the carb spindle became very worn [ linkage side ] Filled it with chemical metal and re drilled it. Went on for years.

 

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Landyfella

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• Apr 29, 2021

• #10

cheers

 

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divie

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• May 1, 2021

• #11

If you do attempt a bush job do not attempt to drill it, the drill will follow the worn hole and produce an oval hole. It will need setting up on a milling machine and boring with a slot drill (2 flute milling cutter). Make the bush on the lathe from aluminium/bronze or brass, all of these materials will outlast your time with the Land Rover.