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 WEBBER CARB QUESTION

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guy
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guy


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PostSubject: WEBBER CARB QUESTION   WEBBER CARB QUESTION EmptyWed Oct 19 2011, 15:51



Ok, I have 1600 mk2 driver which is eating fuel and I'm just unable to cure the irratic idling, ive nailed it to the (poopburg) carb as everything else is new.

I get it to run lovely and it eats fuel, lean it up to get the mixture right and it revs its nuts off and I cant bring the idle down, theres no air leaks and I've begun to hate the car with a passion.

What I need to know is which webber I need to find plus if anyone has a good one up for grabs with all the bits to do the conversion.



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shippy666

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PostSubject: Re: WEBBER CARB QUESTION   WEBBER CARB QUESTION EmptyWed Oct 19 2011, 17:25

you might want to ask tobz from balsham. he'll know mate Thumbs up
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guy
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PostSubject: Re: WEBBER CARB QUESTION   WEBBER CARB QUESTION EmptyWed Oct 19 2011, 17:50

I'll pm him later.

Fanx for that.
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damo c

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PostSubject: Re: WEBBER CARB QUESTION   WEBBER CARB QUESTION EmptyFri Oct 21 2011, 13:28

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Drives : MK 1, 2, 2, 3, 4, 4, T5
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PostSubject: Re: WEBBER CARB QUESTION   WEBBER CARB QUESTION EmptyTue Oct 25 2011, 19:49


After further investigation it turns out the base gasket has a small split in it, hence the uneven running.

Got to find one now, ecp I'm guessing.
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MarkGTX

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PostSubject: Re: WEBBER CARB QUESTION   WEBBER CARB QUESTION EmptyTue Oct 25 2011, 19:53

Let me know what you discover a good source guy, need to sort a pooburg out too
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bridgedubber

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PostSubject: Re: WEBBER CARB QUESTION   WEBBER CARB QUESTION EmptyWed Oct 26 2011, 05:20

weber 32/34 dtml

http://www.fastroadcars.co.uk/

a few people i know have used this site for spares and a conversion kit.
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bridgedubber

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PostSubject: Re: WEBBER CARB QUESTION   WEBBER CARB QUESTION EmptyWed Oct 26 2011, 05:22

guy wrote:

After further investigation it turns out the base gasket has a small split in it, hence the uneven running.

Got to find one now, ecp I'm guessing.

oh and if this gets worse you could have a nice fitre ball shoot out from it, one of my friends did on the way to ultimate dubs a few years ago.

he went to ultimate dubs but its safe to say the car didnt
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guy
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PostSubject: Re: WEBBER CARB QUESTION   WEBBER CARB QUESTION EmptyWed Oct 26 2011, 07:30

I found this leak the old way, with easy start !

I can't see it back firing but anything's possible

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bridgedubber

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Male Number of posts : 1831
Age : 39
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Drives : mk2 golf gti 2.0 8v, mk2 golf gti 2.0 16v ABF, mk4 golf gt tdi
Registration date : 2008-02-16

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PostSubject: Re: WEBBER CARB QUESTION   WEBBER CARB QUESTION EmptyWed Oct 26 2011, 17:37

trust me it will backfire if the hole gets bigger
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PostSubject: Re: WEBBER CARB QUESTION   WEBBER CARB QUESTION EmptyWed Oct 26 2011, 18:56

Laughing...... I don't doubt it.
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