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Float Level Question
When adjusting my Weber 40 IDTP's this past summer, one of the things i thought I noticed was a float level issue. So I changed the float level by making the shim smaller (thinner). The float Gage looks good now but when i come to a stop from high speed, my car nearly stops unless i pump the pedal slightly.
Is this normal behavior now that i made the shim smaller? I am going to change it back soon but wanted the experts to chime in for some advice. Thanks |
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Dave dont have carbs, but when I was much younger I remember this as the bowl does not have enough fuel. I would raise the float a bit
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Two questions:
Float levels need to be set correctly since they determine (along with other variables) when the main circuit is activated. A 0.010" thick shim will move the float level by about 2mm which is the tolerance band for this adjustment.
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