Hi,I have a Dodge Vogue villa grande 1979 thats been in storage for 5 years. It used to start fine but now it doesn't. It turns over but never starts. I have removed the engine cover inside the Vogue and usual before there was a smell of fuel when st...
HiI own a Dodge Vogue villa grande 1979 36ft tag axle and its been in storage for 5 years. I went to start it to move it closer to home it turns over but wont start. What I want to do is get it towed by a recovery truck (the ones that lift the front ...
Hi,Thanks for the replies It appears that in the manual it says if you don't have Aircon (I remove it!) you can take it out without removing the radiator. The only problem is its not very detailed in its removal. I have tried undoing the bolts wher...
2bzy2c wrote:I have done many 440 water pumps. Easy. If you can rebuild a carb., the water pump should be a walk in the park. Thank you for posting the results. It helps all of us learn.Hi,I was hoping for a bit of advice from you if that's ok?Basica...
Hi,Thanks Geocritter I decided to take the carb apart and run the risk. The (what i believe) Accelerator pump was seized solid, Gaskets ruined, fuel bowl had alot of old fuel residue and what looked like dirt. I cleaned everything up, free'd the acc...
rgatijnet1 wrote:You should be able to find an "exploded" view of your carb online so that you can see if there are any hidden screws. Here is one that may help. If they are all removed sometimes a tap on the side will separate the top and bottom fro...
2bzy2c wrote:To be honest, you are probably in over your head. Carbs are tricky to work on, and even more tricky to get them to run right. I you can't get the top of the carb off in the first place, I would opt to simply get a rebuilt one. I am not t...
