45 dcoe help!

tom93r1 · 04-16-2008, 10:29 PM

wide band makes things 1000% easier. Its possible without but you never really know for certain where you are with things and it takes much more trial and error.

To rebuild the Weber is very easy. Its about 6 o-rings and 2 gaskets or close to that. I have done mine a couple times and can completely disassemble the carb and put it back together in well under an hour. Like djjjr42 said, be very careful not to strip anything out.

One thing worth checking that could possibly lead to some popping, pull the filter off and look down the barrel of the carb. If you see any fuel dripping the float is probably adjusted too high.

04-16-2008, 10:29 PM	#1
tom93r1 Rotary Fan in Training Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 45 Rep Power: 0	wide band makes things 1000% easier. Its possible without but you never really know for certain where you are with things and it takes much more trial and error. To rebuild the Weber is very easy. Its about 6 o-rings and 2 gaskets or close to that. I have done mine a couple times and can completely disassemble the carb and put it back together in well under an hour. Like djjjr42 said, be very careful not to strip anything out. One thing worth checking that could possibly lead to some popping, pull the filter off and look down the barrel of the carb. If you see any fuel dripping the float is probably adjusted too high.