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Re: [T3]Carby Backfire


In a message dated 12/7/04 3:28:08 AM Central Standard Time, 
steven.cooper@optusnet.com.au writes:

<< As there was nothing wrong before the carb rebuild, it seems most likely
 that there must be a problem in the carbs.  The right hand carb was wet with
 fuel around the front of the bowl (front is front) and seemed to be leaking
 from the joint between the top section and middle.  
 How sensitive is the carb to the height of the float valve?  >>

We had a similar thing happen to both carbs on my son's Roadster after I 
rebuilt them. I ended up using the old needle and seat valves to fix his, as the 
new ones kept hanging up in the open position, and drownding the carb with fuel 
after shut down. I don't know why this was happening, as the kit was fairly 
new (not a long time on the shelf). It's possible that the valves are of poor 
quality. Just my take, and I hope this helps.

Bob 65 Notch S w/ Sunroof
       71 Square, now a 2 seat Roadster, pics can be seen at; 
http://volksrods.com 

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