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Re: [Healeys] 2 weber 45 questions

To: Dave Murphy <roadwarriordave@hotmail.com>
Subject: Re: [Healeys] 2 weber 45 questions
From: Derek Job <derek.c.job@gmail.com>
Date: Sun, 29 Dec 2013 11:30:43 +0000
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Richard,

That is pretty much it in a nutshell.

My 45DCOE 9s came with a 'standard' package of jets and tubes that are
considered reasonable for Healeys and probably jags as well. Only one item
needed to be changed after set up on the rolling road, that was the idle Jet.
I have not yet found a source that lists all of the Weber categories and sub
categories of the models that were and are available. Nobody seems to be able
to properly explain the numbering systems. The only real 'known' is the
pre-fix number which is the choke size.

I suspect that you could probably fit any 45 DCOE to a Healey, but you would
most likely have to change a lot of the jets and tubes depending on exactly
which model 45DCOE you have acquired.

Derek
On 29 Dec 2013, at 05:50, Dave Murphy <roadwarriordave@hotmail.com> wrote:

> Just curious as may be many others as to what all the numbers mean on a
Weber
> DCOE carburetor. I thought I understood them a little, but now I'm really
> confused!
> I thought 45 was the throat diameter in millimeters, but are we to
understand
> that the choke is really 36 mm? Then what is 45? And to what does the 16 or
13
> refer?
> -Dave Murphy, Dearborn MI, '66 BJ8
>
>> Is there or was there ever a Weber 45 dcoe 16? "16"....not 13? I have a
>> fellow on eBay who said that he had a pair of 45DCOE "15"s. I contacted
> him;
>> he came back and said "oops I meant "13"s". Now he's emailed me and said
he
>> has one "13" and one "16". Maybe there was a 40 DCOE 16 and he's got the
>> wrong top cover.....
>
>> I'm going to meet a guy tomorrow to look at some Weber stuff. We're
talking
>> DCOE 45s here....are all 36mm chokes the same? Yes, they may all be 36mm,
>> but, if I buy 3 chokes out of his bits and bobs drawer, will I find it a
>> battle to find more identical 36mm chokes?
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