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1.9DG Weber question
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Re: 1.9DG Weber question
'86 DG, Weber Carb
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Re: 1.9DG Weber question
gjy55split wrote:This is sucking from what I think is the return to the tank.
That'll explain pushing fuel into the crankcase!
I have never used a Webber on a T25 but I cannot see how fuel can end up in the crankcase via the carb ? (usually a duff fuel pump causes this symptom)
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Re: 1.9DG Weber question
ghost123uk wrote: I cannot see how fuel can end up in the crankcase via the carb ? (usually a duff fuel pump causes this symptom)
Back through the beret and the crankcase breather tower ?


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Re: 1.9DG Weber question
New fuel pump already fitted.
I think it's sucking in that much fuel via the return pipe it's filling the cylinders and pushing it past the valves/rings. This is why it wasn't running on the cylinders full of fuel.
Pop rocker covers off after running it with the return pipe connected - and it runs only on 2 at best - and petrol pours out.
Disconnect return hose and it runs nigh on perfect.
I think it's sucking in that much fuel via the return pipe it's filling the cylinders and pushing it past the valves/rings. This is why it wasn't running on the cylinders full of fuel.
Pop rocker covers off after running it with the return pipe connected - and it runs only on 2 at best - and petrol pours out.
Disconnect return hose and it runs nigh on perfect.
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Re: 1.9DG Weber question
Souther carbs confirmed it can't be a fuel return pipe.
Previous owner however had run it like this for the last 18mths though before it started playing up:?:
Any photos or links to diagram still greatfully received.
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Previous owner however had run it like this for the last 18mths though before it started playing up:?:
Any photos or links to diagram still greatfully received.
Thanks
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Re: 1.9DG Weber question
Still looking for a diagram / any info. on jet sizes, if someone can point me in the right direction...
Thanks
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Re: 1.9DG Weber question
you have pm 

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