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Hi All,
Im new to all of this as I only bought my camper van two weeks ago and Ive never owned one before. However, there is a flat spot on the carb which I would like to get fixed but I cant order a part for it until I know what the engine number is, where would I find this? Does anyone have any idea’s. Its not in the log book as the engine was replaced 10 years ago and the chap I bought it from did not register the new engine. Very annoying! My van is a Carvelle 78PS ( 1984) Petrol, B reg. Would appreciate any help!!!
Hi, welcome…Sometimes you
Hi, welcome…Sometimes you don’t need the engine number to get a replacement part.
Carburettors are my game. What is the actual base vehicle? ie ford? etc etc.
I may just have a decent used bit you want.(Could be anything, but spindle wear is common).
However, sometimes by adjusting the carburettor it can be made to run properly. If you can say what the Make is and the engine size, we’re half way there.
Engine no. could well be stamped on the block somewhere, but in this case may not be needed.
Once we have the base vehicle and engine size, we can talk about the problem and may be able to sort it.Hi, welcome…Sometimes you
Hi, welcome…Sometimes you don’t need the engine number to get a replacement part.
Carburettors are my game. What is the actual base vehicle? ie ford? etc etc.
I may just have a decent used bit you want.(Could be anything, but spindle wear is common).
However, sometimes by adjusting the carburettor it can be made to run properly. If you can say what the Make is and the engine size, we’re half way there.
Engine no. could well be stamped on the block somewhere, but in this case may not be needed.
Once we have the base vehicle and engine size, we can talk about the problem and may be able to sort it.Hi, welcome…Sometimes you
Hi, welcome…Sometimes you don’t need the engine number to get a replacement part.
Carburettors are my game. What is the actual base vehicle? ie ford? etc etc.
I may just have a decent used bit you want.(Could be anything, but spindle wear is common).
However, sometimes by adjusting the carburettor it can be made to run properly. If you can say what the Make is and the engine size, we’re half way there.
Engine no. could well be stamped on the block somewhere, but in this case may not be needed.
Once we have the base vehicle and engine size, we can talk about the problem and may be able to sort it.Hi, welcome…Sometimes you
Hi, welcome…Sometimes you don’t need the engine number to get a replacement part.
Carburettors are my game. What is the actual base vehicle? ie ford? etc etc.
I may just have a decent used bit you want.(Could be anything, but spindle wear is common).
However, sometimes by adjusting the carburettor it can be made to run properly. If you can say what the Make is and the engine size, we’re half way there.
Engine no. could well be stamped on the block somewhere, but in this case may not be needed.
Once we have the base vehicle and engine size, we can talk about the problem and may be able to sort it.Thank you for the info, shall
Thank you for the info, shall have a look when I finish work, thats really helpful tho. Thanks again.Thank you for the info, shall
Thank you for the info, shall have a look when I finish work, thats really helpful tho. Thanks again.Thank you for the info, shall
Thank you for the info, shall have a look when I finish work, thats really helpful tho. Thanks again.
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