Factory Carb.

Factory Carb.

Postby wabbitsram50 » Sat Oct 30, 2010 3:59 am

Is there a way to correct the choke on High Idle? I was supposed to swap to a weber today but gotta fix my van. I think I got the factory carb running right. Its just the Choke High Idle has to be turning at least 3,000 RPMs. Its a 89 2.0 5 speed. Also what would cause the brakes to lock up briefly when ya apply the brakes for the first 5 mins of driving?
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Re: Factory Carb.

Postby camoit » Sat Oct 30, 2010 4:34 pm

Is it the rear brakes or front, There should be a screw for the carb on the linkage on the step linkage up near the top of it.
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Re: Factory Carb.

Postby wabbitsram50 » Sat Oct 30, 2010 7:24 pm

Thanks for the carb info. As far as the brakes its the front brakes. I replaced the Calipers, wheel bearings, Rotors, Pads, Tie rod End's inner and outer, Pitman arm, Idler Arm. 2 new tires on the front and had a Front end Alaignment done also. But that was 6 months ago
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Re: Factory Carb.

Postby camoit » Tue Nov 02, 2010 9:28 am

Front thats strange. Is it inder light applaction of the pedel or how hard? I rember my truck doing that for some time. I want to say proportioning vave I can't rember if the trucks have a reset butten on them or not. Some do. If so push the thing. I changed the fluid on my truck and I think I took a sander to the roter but just a light touch. If you look in the manual area you will find a first gen manual. That will give you a flow chart to go down. It may noght be the corect book for your truck but the information is the same. Let me know.
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Re: Factory Carb.

Postby wabbitsram50 » Tue Nov 02, 2010 2:05 pm

I am leaning more to replacing the rotors. The ones I bought were cheap as hell from a little known parts store down here in FLorida. I think I paid like $25 for the pair. But will try to find the rest button. On the short note I can't find the High Idle screw. I tried the screw that was closest to the high Idle and no avil. I even tried the method in the manual. Which points me sorta somewhat in the right direction. But I could not get the high idle to drop.
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Re: Factory Carb.

Postby Junk on the Driveway » Thu Nov 18, 2010 8:05 am

wabbitsram50 wrote:I am leaning more to replacing the rotors. The ones I bought were cheap as hell from a little known parts store down here in FLorida. I think I paid like $25 for the pair.




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Re: Factory Carb.

Postby wabbitsram50 » Thu Nov 18, 2010 6:12 pm

Actually I bought them from a local auto parts place called Xpress Auto Parts. I have no idea where thier parts come from. Heck I had to buy a Radiator for my 2000 Dodgr Grand Caravan 3.3 Flex fuel. Autozone and Advance auto parts wanted $300 for it. Xpress Auto wanted $100. That was 2 yrs ago. My van still is running good. But Still want to shoot myself for paying $400 for the factory Carb from autozone. Wish I knew about this place before I bought it 3 yrs ago. As far as the brakes it only does it when I take off and apply the brakes. Its like ya softly hit em and the brakes lock up. No different feel in the pedal as normal braking.
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Re: Factory Carb.

Postby 88PowerRam50 » Sun Jan 09, 2011 1:44 pm

There is a high idle screw, I'll look in my 88 Ram 50 service manual to pin point it. As for brakes, caliper pistons can stick if hoses "collapse". Why in 1st 5 minutes of driving, not sure. The proportioning valve should only take away braking force to the front brakes if there is a load in the bed. Contact me at wizard_rpd@yahoo.com and I can attach a scan of the service manual fast idle adjustment procedure. Randall
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