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It's a G180 Holley...

After a couple of hours playing with points, timing and plugs etc... I opened up the carb and found out why my car has been running crap.
Any one see why??
I get it fixed tomorrow...

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b310gx
Posted: 2003/3/5 11:32  Updated: 2003/3/5 11:32
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Joined: 2002/7/19
From: sydney australia
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 Re: My Carby
it looks a bit fuzzy,but isn't the auxuliary venturi on the left suppose to have a break in it so the petrol can enter the airstream & get into the motor.

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ddgonzal
Posted: 2003/3/5 16:51  Updated: 2003/3/5 16:51
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From: 48 North
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 Re: My Carby
The chokes are missing, which would cause it to run poor when cold.

This looks just like a Weber DGAV 32/36.

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Lobster
Posted: 2003/3/6 4:18  Updated: 2003/3/6 4:18
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 Re: My Carby
Apparently a 32/36 weber and a G180 Holley are the same thing...

Thats just what I have been told. I wouldn't have a clue.

Apparently the primary venturie (sp)(on the right) is broken off. If you look at it in real life it looks broken...
Currently getting fixed as I type...

Yeah, damn thing has never had chokes...
(Yay for Canberra Winters!)

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ddgonzal
Posted: 2003/3/6 4:38  Updated: 2003/3/6 4:38
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 Re: My Carby
In the US this carb is named the "Holley 5200". It came on the:

- 1970-1980 Pinto and Mustang 4-cyl and 2.8 V6

- 1979-1982 Ford Courier pickup 2-liter engine

- 1979-1982 Fairmont/Granada/Mustang/Capri/ 4-cyl.

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Lobster
Posted: 2003/3/6 4:54  Updated: 2003/3/6 4:54
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 Re: My Carby
Not 100% sure but I think I remember someone saying something about 4 cyl cortinas or something?

In Australia that is...

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1200rallycar
Posted: 2003/3/6 7:55  Updated: 2003/3/6 7:55
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 Re: My Carby
yeah 2 litre eskys and cordys

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datto_dave
Posted: 2003/3/6 10:42  Updated: 2003/3/6 10:42
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From: Toowoomba, australia
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 Re: My Carby
yeah the 32/36 came on escorts and cortinas. mine has no choke and runs like a complete dog when cold but oh well. the 32/36 dgav is the same as a 180 holley i asked the local holley dealer in slacks creek ( adaptatune) is the name of the company the bloke seems to know his stuff. they also stock all jets to suit the 32/36
DAVE

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Lobster
Posted: 2003/3/7 11:09  Updated: 2003/3/7 11:09
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From: Canberra, Australia
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 Re: My Carby
$53 dollars later, it is all fixed...
Runs heaps better than it was even before it broke off... Must have been leaking or something before it broke. Heaps cleaner now...
I think they also adjusted the mixtures and so on, so that would have helped too..

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1200ute8u1
Posted: 2003/3/5 10:26  Updated: 2003/3/5 10:26
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 Re: My Carby
yer its not bolted to the motor might have a thing to do with it jokes duno would have a clue