Sorry,
never seen or heard mention of a repair kit.
Some are adjustable-- but it takes an experienced, skilled hand. And a fuel pressure guage. Properly applied.

Perhaps Stevebfl can pipe in here--
I'm just a parts flunky.

But NOT a DIY project, IIRC.

Otherwise, hold onto your wallet.

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Todd Haven
Parts Manager
MPH Automotive
Houston,TX

I found a Python (rebuilt) for a $148.00. .

Not certain yet why I should replace it. Just blocking off the vacuum has made this thing run better than I think it has in years! Ha! Ha!

But oh well, the wife will complain about every tick tock if I don't put a new part in it. I would pay the price somehow, sometime if I didn't!

Scott,

I tore into a few of my shelf enrichment compensators recently to kludge-together a replacement for one of my SLC’s.

Their whole point is to alter control P for warm up, and under load, and that’s all. If your car is working great without the vacuum feature, just go with that because there is a whole potential problem in adjusting the thing to properly control the control P that, if you are otherwise doing great right now, its just not worth messing with.

Best,

Mark