Hilux 22R 2.4 petrol

[minwaz]

Good evening I want to fit a Weber 36dcd carb is that the best option for this engine
Please advise
Regards Minesh

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[Mud Dog]

What's wrong with the original carb?

[minwaz]

What's wrong with the original carb?

Good evening have the original bought two second hand units...unfortnqtely first flooding allot second seems to be a.little better however needs a service guys in KZN quoting me R1650 to service can get a refurbished Weber for R1500 and currently the 22R has allot of vacume pipes they like.spaghetti

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[Mud Dog]

The flooding is probably due to a faulty needle and seat valve - you can replace yourself for under R200. If you go the weber route, there would need to be modifications to fit it as well as a anti flood on inclines mod to the carb itself and then lastly, I would think that a weber 38 would be more suited to the 2.4 ..... all means more extra bucks and by the time you're done it's well over R2000 and that's if you DIY.

I would sort the original carb. Just M2CW.

[minwaz]

Thanks a million you make a very valid point I have heard that the fuel runs back and yes mods today very expensive there is a company in Durban that refurbishes carbs maybe I should get a kit..
Regards

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[dalkill]

I also think the vehicle retain it's resale value better with original carb.

[minwaz]

That's true I also heard that if one installs a Weber on a Hilux..you need to install an altitude regulator..so that's more costs

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[mcw]

hi Minesh

contact Gemini spares in Johannesburg they stock plenty Hilux parts ,i think they have a copy of original carb for around R2800.00

Martin

[minwaz]

Thanks a million

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