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Date:         Sun, 2 Jun 1996 19:15:09 -0600 (MDT)
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From:         NWB2FP Forest-Protection <nwb2fp@env.gov.ab.ca>
Subject:      76 Camper Engine Switch

Hello there,

I recently got my hands on an engine from a 73 bus and was considering putting it in my 76 Westy. I think the 73 engine is a 1700 cc and is fitted with a single carb. The engine looks and sounds great and I'm hoping it will replace my tired 2000cc in the 76 right now. My questions to any one who would know are:

1. First of all, will this engine fit okay in my 76?

2. Is there any problem switching an engine setup from fuel injection to a carburetor? If not then what all needs to be changed? ie. fuel pump

3. Will there be any noticable difference in performance with the smaller engine. And assuming that there might be, what about switching from single to dual carbs?

Any info/suggestions would be appreciated as I live waayyy up in Northern Alberta, Canada and resources are quite scarce. You all are my life line up here !! Thanks.

Mike Peebles

nwb2fp@env.gov.ab.ca

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