I need a rebuilt carborator or a rebuilt engine for my 89 jeep wrangler loredo. where can i find a good mechanic in the san fernando valley, ca?

its on the front of the trans if the truck has a lot of rust you might want o pull out the engine other wise the trans needs to come out

Carburetor floats are adjusted (if needed) when the unit is rebuilt. This is not a normal maintenance item and it is unusual for a float to become misadjusted. Rebuild kits for carburetors are available from parts stores inexpensively, and complete instructions for all adjustments and clearances are included in the kits, as well as all the gaskets and replacement parts you might need.

Pistol? No such animal in an engine. If you mean piston I can't see how they could tell you that without tearing the engine down. If a piston has broken usually it will damage a cylinder wall. Unless the engine is completely torn down and the cylinders are re-machined and fitted with new oversize ones, no repair is going to work.(not correctly)
If you have a bad set of rings or a bad wrist-pin, that can be done but generally that is still expensive.
Likely your best solution would be a good scrapyard engine or a rebuilt one.
Before going further though you should get a second opinion from another good shop. Since being online prevents anyone from looking at or doing the appropriate tests, that is something you need to have done.

try chiltons I got the haynes and the diagram is too hard to follow

I would suspect the crank sensor, but it needs to be verified when it wont start.

It sounds like your new crank sensor is defective. It should be under warranty.

it might be getting to much fuel check the fuel screw

are you sure you bought the right timing chain and gears? if the chilton says one things and you count differently then you could have bought the wrong set . just something to consider is all

Hello, We used to have this very same problem with our Mini! what you have here or havn't as the case may be is a good Earth to the Engine Starter and Battery so your cables are doing an overload job. Take an extra earth strap from engine/starter direct to battery!
Good Luck!
Paul 'W'
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