The Abandoned 1967 Volvo 122s REVIVAL - (Part 4) Weber 32/36
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Weber Carb Install - 35 Years Abandoned 1967 Volvo Amazon 122s - (Part 4)
We found out some interesting details about our Amazon. It's got a B20! Good thing our new #Weber 32/36 DGV carb from #IPD works with either one!
New carb, new fuel pump, new rad hoses, new thermostat, drained the fuel tank and we get it running off of the tank finally!
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-Dean
ENJOY!!!
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Now I feel motivated to finish my B18. Nice Video. Greetings from Guatemala
Hello Miss Pao! Welcome to the channel! Tell us more about your B18!
You waiting for the UPS guy, haha. Reminds me of a dog anxiously waiting for dad to come pulling in the driveway. Then the OH BOY OH BOY, happy dance!
Was waiting for that sucker to show up to film that episode LOL. Was Saturday morning for heck sakes. Had to film and edit all of that in very little time
It's nice to be helping rescue this beautiful old bucket, from 5,000 miles away! That parts delivery was super satisfying
The help was greatly appreciated lol. Its nice when stuff shows up and I can just whip it out!
Ooh box fresh carbs! New parts day yeeeaaahhhh!
I love unboxing new parts. I still have more coming!
Loving this build ❤
It’s a really fun build. Thanks again for watching the whole playlist!
@@DeanofMachines hope there's more to come
Great video once again.... :) Awesome car !
Welcome back! It inches closer to driving out of the garage!
Ha! So much fun to watch you work on her😃. Loved the unboxing part and how everything worked out nicely. Such a sweet car! And the engine sound - I'm hooked! 🤣. Recently overhauling my 240s rear suspenssion so I can relate to the bank account ready to be hurt again😂. Anyway, love the series and thanks for providing quality volvo entertainment! 🤣
Welcome back Marcin!!! My poor bank account looks like it got into a fist fight!!!👊 ✊
Thank you for the kind words, happy to supply you with all your Volvo needs.
Hi from Sweden! I am also in the position as you with restoring an Volvo Amazon p121 1961. You sir, just got a new subscriber!
Helloo Stefan! Happy to share ideas in the future. Enjoy!
@@DeanofMachines this weekend I am going to weld for the first time. Huge holes in both passenger och driver seat. Planning to be be ready til summer!
@@stefanrydehed5381 Excellent!!! Its a great reason to learn. Be sure to get some scrap metal and get the welder tuned perfect! You got this!
awesome great sounds good just keep pushing forward
Thanks Jonathan! Just wait, you’re barely halfway through the series!! Enjoy!
Fun video. Enjoyed it. The head gasket 😳
Welcome back Jo! How's the reselling business? Im expecting Ill be yanking this motor out in the future.
Really lucked out on that fuel tank.
Hey dean, u have to love parts day, good choice on the weber carb., enjoyed the video my friend!!
Welcome back Charles! It always feels like Christmas around here. Parts for days! The sooner I can put the parts on the better.
Unfortunately right now Im waiting for parts again.
I’m going out to my garage today to fix something. And remember kids: Beware of octopus
Welcome back! That sign makes me laugh everytime. 😃
Been loving watch this car slowly come back to life. I ended up putting a new fuel tank in mine. Had a really tough time getting the sending unit to seal properly.
Hey Scott! Welcome back! I may end up having to do the same since the fuel line seems to be restricted. Havent even tried the sending unit yet.
@@DeanofMachines When I did mine back in 18 the cost of a new tank from VP was something like $50 more than getting the old tank redone. I've heard once you get it redone, the coating can fleck off over time and clog the fuel lines, but who know?
@@scottrasmussen985 ive heard the same about the coatings. I'll have to drop my tank and see how bad it is internally
Amazing video! I got a 1965 122s as well. Great to see other enthusiasts giving love to these old girls.
Thank you! I do love these old Volvos. I was just checking one of your 122s videos. I am happy I saved this one and happy that it's been well received on the channel. Part 6 comes out tomorrow(Sunday) at noon! (eastern)
@@DeanofMachines great I can’t wait it watch it since I can obtain more knowledge about these cars cuz I am just a noob when it comes to fixing cars😂
@@carsmiles4035 😅 I may not be the greatest how to source but there's valuable data to be had LOL
If you put in a K-kamshaft and a Weber 36/36 it will be a nice engine to have fun with.
If you want more high power, go for a R-kamshaft and Weber 45/45
Have fun.. :)
Thank you Martin! These sound like fun options
Really enjoying these Amazon rescue videos, you were like a kid at Christmas opening all those parts. 😂 keep it up! 👍🏼
It is really enjoyable, all these boxes just waiting for me to dig in. I keep finding more things for me to replace as I go through the car. I was hoping to have it driving for this episode but found more things to replace
I have a Weber 32/36 with an electric choke on my 1985 Toyota Tercel! They're amazing carbs. It's cool to know they also work on the Volvo cars too!
They're pretty simple to tune and I absolutely love them!
Man. What a great eye to catch that pipe leak! I would have ran some JBWeld on it too and let it dry until you can replace it later on. I put a small hole in my oil pan when I rebuilt my engine in my Toyota. I ran a bit of JB weld on it and it didn't leak a drop!
Have you ever had leaks from the carb gaskets? I typically put a little engine assembly lube on mine to keep them from leaking.
Great video as always! I am super excited for what's next with this old beauty!
I've put Webers on a few different things and they are a cake walk. I've had issues with gaskets not sealing completely and often use a light glaze of rtv to seal it up.
Great videos! Makes me want to start my own project. Just worried about the price all in...
If you can do the work yourself you can save a lot of money! It can still be expensive though.
But did IPD ever send you a sticker, mug, moose, or any sort of cool merch item for all of the doll hairs you've spent with them?
They didn't even respond to my Instagram tag.
I have the same kit on mine. I heard there is one with fuel injection. When I get the money I’m gonna look into getting one
Fuel injection would be cool for one of these!
Dog is saying "fuck your amazon, Dean"
Won’t be saying that with all the car rides!
Vice Grip Garage Inspired eh?
His influence is out there!
Rewatching these dean, did you sell your su’s?
I did but have another set
@@DeanofMachines ah ok! I’ve got a stromberg on my wagon, but want so bad to put twin SU’s on, but there is none for sale!
@@Drury96 They are out there but I agree they are difficult to find. The ones I have are in very poor condition. They are from the blue 122 wagon. I went with a single weber carb due to parts availability.
@@DeanofMachines would you consider selling them?
@@Drury96 I'd consider it!
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I just want to say THANK YOU for making your way through this entire series!
@@DeanofMachines Thanks!👍
Not to be that guy but I don't think you put all the gaskets on with the fuel pump. After having renovated an old b14 engine I know without gaskets for everything there, it'll start to leak.
No leaks yet but I'll keep an eye out for it. The motor needs a full tear down/reseal. Everything is roached.
@@DeanofMachines Yhea I'd wager that b18 got a lot of miles on it as well. Lucky that parts are everywhere and it's not a very complicated engine. And how is the weber working on that engine? More hp than the twin SUs?
I wouldn't mind getting a weber on my future amazon since I've grown well accustomed to the 32 over the year.
@@ASDASD34RDFS This one actually has a B20 in it with some hotrod work to it. Thats the rumor anyway. The man I got the car from lived next to a guy that home built small block chevys for drag cars. He said the guy did some head work to up the compression and make it breath a bit more. Who knows. He also said he's put about half a million miles on the car which may be true.
The weber is reliable but not on there for HP gains. I'm trying to source some DCOEs and then we can dyno it.
@@DeanofMachines Oh man a b20, that has had some work and plus a weber carb. The mileage gotta be worse than my 300 that did around 1,5l per 10km.
@@ASDASD34RDFS Oh I couldn't tell you about MPGs yet. Gas guage doesn't work so I just top it off.
Your not Derek, be yourself
Hey Gary, Which part do you feel I was too "Derek"? I try to be fairly authentic.
@@DeanofMachines didn't mean to be snarky .,you have good content
@@garyswanson1807 thanks Gary!