Carb identification

Discussion in 'Mech Tech' started by Day, Nov 11, 2018.

  1. Day

    Day

    Can anyone please identify this carb as I need to buy a gasket set and clean up the carb.[​IMG][​IMG][​IMG]

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  2. Twin-choke Weber?
     
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  3. 77 Westy

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  4. Day

    Day

    Thanks that's v. Helpful.

    How is the job of cleaning the carb and fitting new gaskets...?
     
  5. 77 Westy

    77 Westy Supporter

    Simple, no special tools required, just take your time. There will probably be a YouTube ‘how to’ once you know what carb you have.
     
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  6. mikedjames

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    Its a Weber progressive. Go out and buy some gasket paper on eBay, and make gaskets. Use thinnish paper for the top cover and a thicker paper under the carb.
    Its about £2.99 for enough paper to make a progressive gasket set about 6 to 8 times over.
    Just remember to block the holes that need blocking and unblock the holes that need flow. Use a ball pein hammer to tap the paper against the carb casting either cutting it or marking it.
     
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  7. Its a Weber 32/36 DFEV and service kits are readily available from the likes of Eurocarb. If you are taking it apart to clean it, its worth replacing the O rings, needle valve and diaphram as well as the gaskets, and these come in a service kit
     
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  8. Day

    Day

    Thanks.
     

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