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One of my 1973 Pinzgauer 710 carburetors (the rear one) is approaching the end of it's usable life and can no longer be tuned/calibrated properly. The shaft on the bottom half of the carburetor that connects to the accelerator linkage is so loose it leaks gas and sucks air, which makes it idle way too fast. I've looked around and both Swiss Army Vehicles and Expedition imports have replacement carburetors. However, I've been unable to locate just the lower/defective assembly, which contains the shaft and butterflies.

My question: should I just replace the whole carburetor, or does anyone know of a source for a good/working bottom half of the carburetor?

Any advice or suggestions is greatly appreciated.

Regards,

Scott

I suggest that you check with Jim LaGuardia here: http://www.goatwerks.com

He has rebuilt and adjusted a number of carbs for me and I've always been happy with the results.

The throttle body is available from SAV, item #01-40-73, part #7121085559 and probably available from Scott at EI also.

The entire carburetor with a new throttle body can be purchased for $668, but it doesn't come with jets. Just use your olds ones.
https://www.pinzgauer.com/showdetails.p ... 7121081610

If you want to sell your old throttle body please send a PM.

you can get new carbs from the manufacturer

http://www.puch.at/en/spare-parts/maint ... ance-kits/

list price is including 20% sales tax, which is deducted for export ...

As Paul said, SAV has 'em as part # 73. Here's the link: http://www.pinzgauer.com/parts.php?cat= ... view=01-40
It says 'in stock' at $395.

From vague memory, I thought someone sold an oversized throttle shaft, which required reaming the holes oversized to fit, thus solving the slop problem. Damned if I can find any record of this though. Maybe I'm still dreaming, it's early here.

the oversized shaft has a diameter of 8,3 mm and is listed as item 4 here http://www.puch.at/en/spare-parts/pinzg ... e-chamber/

the oversized shaft has the spare part # 7121085226 ; the difference of both #4 shafts is only explained on the german page
Scott should be able to sell that part

don't forget the seals for the shaft; item #5 on the same page, part nr 7121085401