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I have a FGC30K serial number AF83D00425 forklift.
It has been worked on by over 4 local repair facilities the past 10 years. Nobody can fix this thing. We are on our third starter for poor starts. I believe every component has been replaced.

I want to completely gut the fuel system and go back to a cable activated throttle body. It has a 4G64 engine. I believe around a 2003 model year.

I had looked at a conversion kit however that does not include rev limiter and linkage etc.

If anyone has any advice on what I would need to backdate this thing I would appreciate it. THANK YOU!
RB
  • Posted 14 Jun 2018 07:31
  • By robb123
  • joined 14 Jun'18 - 1 message
  • Pennsylvania, United States

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