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10-23-2014, 03:51 PM
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Looking for a Carb
My mechanic has advised me I should start looking for a carb for my Can Am. He rebuilt the present one when I bought the car 7-8 years ago. He said it is worn out he has babyed it along. Anyone have a good one for sale for a Can Am? Maybe look on e-bay and give me the number of one that is on there for sale that will work. I know nothing about this kind of stuff, so any help is appreciated.
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10-23-2014, 04:31 PM
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Is this the original carb for the car?
Might be better to have Cliff Ruggles check it out and see if it's rebuildable? 
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