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Jonny2TG
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Re: jets in carburetors (solex) Sun, 28 July 2002 15:53 Go to previous message
My business address is:
2 Austral Place
Derwent Park
Tasmania 7009

I would be happy to take a look at anyones car for a quick poke and diagnosis. If results are expected, a small fee may apply, but nothing you can't afford.

Peps: That pump you are talking about is a accelerator pump, yes, to enrichen the mixture when you mash the pedal to the metal. And every carbie has one of some sort, just with the 2TG you have 4 squirters, one for each cylinder! You would have a big flat spot without it. If your carbies are going out of tune, there must be something wrong with your linkages. With good linkages that are not loose or anything (I use the factory set up), they should only get out of tune if the weather changes.
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Read Message   jets in carburetors (solex) poidaSat, 27 July 2002 07:09
Read Message   Re: jets in carburetors 5KinKP60Sat, 27 July 2002 08:31
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Read Message   Re: jets in carburetors poidaSat, 27 July 2002 11:07
Read Message   Re: jets in carburetors Jonny2TGSat, 27 July 2002 11:23
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Read Message   Re: jets in carburetors poidaSat, 27 July 2002 14:34
Read Message   Re: jets in carburetors (solex)  Jonny2TGSun, 28 July 2002 15:53
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