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What is the dif. between remanufactured and rebuilt btesides the cost on weber carb. Thanks Frank
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A remanufactured carburetor is one that has been completely gone through at the factory and brought back to "like new" condition and will carry a limited factory warranty.
A rebuilt carburetor may simply have a carburetor installed with little else done and may have worn parts that have not been addressed. No waranty.
A rebuilt carburetor may simply have a carburetor installed with little else done and may have worn parts that have not been addressed. No waranty.
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+1 if you need one get new or reman. And I'm all for buying froma brick store where you can take it back. It paid off me this year with one.
My experience with the two is that the re-manufactured looks prettier, but doesn't always work better. Over the forty years I've been playing around with motors on my cars and boats I've replaced my share of carbs. Overall I'd say that it's a crapshot regardless of which one you go with.
Your best bet is to go with whichever has the best warranty and return policy.
Your best bet is to go with whichever has the best warranty and return policy.