On Sat, 12 Jul 97 00:22:30 EDT robert williford <RDWILLI@VM.SC.EDU>
writes:
>rebuilt the front carb on the 73 'b this evening. what is the best
>means of setting the float? haynes manual specifies .04" (+-.02")
>[1.mm (+-.05mm)] should be the distance between a certain point on the
>float and the lip of the chamber. haynes neglects to give a clear
>diagram as to what point on the float this measurement is to be taken
>(or at least its unclear to me...).
Robert....Agreed, the Haynes picture is very vague! The correct location
to take the measurement is between a straight-edge laid across the
carburetor base and the "dip" in the center of the float, holding the
carb. upside down so the float is resting on the float valve.
Lawrie
British Sportscar Center
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