Zenith 32NDIX Repair

[Sam M. Shiver]

A carb issue has my local mechanic in Asheville NC stumped. Who would you recommend I send my carbs off to troubleshoot and repair?
Thanks

[Jim Liberty]

I have used Carburetor Rescue since they opened shop. The best with both workmanship, and service, not to mention too great people running the show. ……………...Jim.

[Drew Ogden]

What Jim said above, its worth the trip to the post office....

[Neil Bardsley]

Bruce Smith and sparkingplugs

Member on here. You will be very happy with Bruce's work

[Sam M. Shiver]

Many thanks Neil---Bruce, I'd like to talk/email with you about repairing Zeniths. shiverannsam@aol.com

[Steve Turino]

Just got my Zenith carbs back from 356 Carburetor Rescue. They look BEAUTIFUL! They look brand new and the folks there are great to work with. I can't wait to put them in the car. And for those of you here who coached and encouraged me to rebuild myself, after reading Charlie Whites book ( thanks again to Gary Cox for the book) I decided that the carbs deserved the work of the experts, and my time was better spent elsewhere. After I get everything back together and running well I am happy to pass the book along to someone else who needs it. In short, an endorsement for 356 Carb Rescue.

[Sam M. Shiver]

Steve, I put my carbs in the mail yesterday to 356 Carb Rescue---and I'm sure I'll be the latest in a long line of fans when they return. Speaking of that, I don't believe I've ever heard such a unanimous recommendation for a repair service.

[Nate Greene]

All true. I have used CR several times with excellent results

Question: One of the tabs on the 356C Zenith air filter canister broke off. Anybody know how to fix this? Or do I search for a replacement?

[Mickey Murfee]

Nate:

I had that happen to one of my air cleaner canister. Repair was simple by making a new tab out of sheet metal, punching a hole for spot welding on the smooth area , welding it and then painting it black. It has held for several years now holds the top securely.

Mickey Murfee

[Nate Greene]

Thanks Mickey,

I fashioned a piece of sheet metal last night and used some JB Weld to hold it in place. Once the JB sets overnight I was going to use a rivet (I have no way to spot weld) and then paint it again. Very few used ones can be found on the internet.

Many thanks.

[Charles H Jacobus]

Just got my Zenith carbs back from 356 Carburetor Rescue. They look BEAUTIFUL! They look brand new and the folks there are great to work with. I can't wait to put them in the car. And for those of you here who coached and encouraged me to rebuild myself, after reading Charlie Whites book ( thanks again to Gary Cox for the book) I decided that the carbs deserved the work of the experts, and my time was better spent elsewhere. After I get everything back together and running well I am happy to pass the book along to someone else who needs it. In short, an endorsement for 356 Carb Rescue.

Mine are operating pretty well right now, but may I ask what a rebuild runs?

Chuck

[Neil Bardsley]

Good luck. Have you heard the saying that 80% of all carb issues are really ignition problems?

Perhaps also worth posting on here what your problem is?

[Sam M. Shiver]

Good spark at all cylinders. Left-hand carb is receiving fuel but not feeding into the float chamber and onward.

[Steve Turino]

Chuck
You can go to their website and see their pricing structure, or call. It will depend on what is needed. Mine were $1060 including return shipping.

[Robert Sutherland]

After battling my Zenith carbs for several years I sent them to Carburetor Rescue a year ago. A couple of months later I got them back, installed them, made no adjustments other than synchronizing them and they are working perfectly. Best investment I ever made on the car. They adjust the carbs on their test engine which means they are ready for action right out of the box.