Fuel inlet threads on a Qjet
#2
best way is a helicoil,not very hard but kind of pricey if you only do it once. there are oversized fittings available and ive seen/used one that has an o ring that worked,but i didnt trust it very long. check with a reputable parts place ,napa or car quest they may be able to heli coil it for you.
#5
It can be done by a carb shop. Check this site http://www.sparkyscarbs.com.
Woudn't happen to be a 7040258 that you want to sell.... I need one.
#6
x3 Sparkys did mine and it came out great!
#8
A had one done by a carb shop in California- yep that Carb shop. They did it crooked! wouldn't seal. I sent it back and got it back still crooked after $60.00 to and from shipping. So be carefull who you have do it. If it's crooked it won't seal because it seals to a gasket on the back side of the filter housing. I had a lot of money in a rebuild for this carb, so I used seal all on the threads and it worked for a while- Since then I got another carb.
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