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The Haynes Weber Carburetor Manual
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Contents Introductory pages About t
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0-6 Safety first Regardless of how
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1 2 3 4 I I I I ( Fig . 1.4 The Web
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Part 1 Introduction Chapter 3 Maint
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Part 1 Introduction Chapter 4 Overh
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4-4 Part 1 Introduction Chapter 4 F
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5-2 Part 1 Introduction Chapter 5 2
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PRECISION MOTORWORKS 930 East Orang
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IntToduetlon The Webe r 28/36 carbu
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5 Disassembly Thoroughly clean the
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5.2 3b The st art ing air and fuel
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6 Spec ial overhaul procedures Afte
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Adjustment data M anual choke types
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13-2 1 Introduction The carburettor
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5.17a Removing the idli ng Jets 5.1
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9 Special overhaul procedures 1 Ref
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4.2 Removal: Keep Out the fast idle
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7.3/1.. Removing a dampe r fined wi
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2 Float chamber assembly The float
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13.6 8 Peel the gasket fr om the ca
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21-4 1 Main bi-m etal unit adjustin
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6.14A Remove the screws •.. 6.15
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Part 5 Appendix 2 Conversion equipm
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M-2 Part 5 Appendix 4 Main me terin
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Main metering "Mdl" fo r .09O jets
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