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Re: Weber 32/36 DGAV Help....
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it all looks in order to me, much like mine, but just needing a clean :D

when you go to set up the throttle cable, use the linkage piece from the A series carb, it bolts straight on and works a treat! this is my carb.

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Posted on: 2007/7/23 3:21
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Re: Weber 32/36 DGAV Help....
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Hmmmm...but there is a hole in the middle...should i plug it? another question...about those holes in the first foto that i posted...is it normal to have a little metalic tube that goes in to that holeS? i havent paid for the carb yet, so i wanna know if everything is in order...Thanks a lot ddgonzal...i love this forum...

Posted on: 2007/7/23 0:06
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Re: Weber 32/36 DGAV Help....
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The four holes are for accelerator pump, for left-hand version of Weber 32/36. It is correct to have nothing there.

Posted on: 2007/7/23 0:01
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Re: Weber 32/36 DGAV Help....
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The person who had it, was using it on a ford 2liter...so the jets configuration is wrong...i know it is a weber...hehe...my problem is that it has something missing...on one side we have de accelerator pump...that i know...but on the other side

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there are 4 holes to screw some kind of auxiliary body...what is it for? do i need it?

thanks for the attention...

Posted on: 2007/7/22 23:56
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Re: Weber 32/36 DGAV Help....
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Hi Ronny,

That looks like a Weber-made carburetor. Most Ford 2-liter OHC engines had a Holley-made version (says Holley in the bottom of the float chamber). Yours also says DGAV on the side, making it a Weber.

For the accelerator pump, the DGV is right-hand carb, and DFV is left hand carb. There is only one pump, never two.

See wiki - DGV

Posted on: 2007/7/22 23:13
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Hello Everyone...Its the first time i have posted anything on this forum although i've been registered for some time...sorry about that...my name is Ronny and im from Portugal...Got a 1974 2 dr 120Y...and i have in my in my hands an oportunity to buy a weber 32/36 DGAV...and im need you advice before i buy it to see if it is in order...it came from what im told from a ford 2000cc engine...it was used without the water heating system...First question, in this foto

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Is there anything missing in those hole? because only one of them seems to bring i little tube the enters in the hole...what is it? is it necessary?

Second question

On one side we have the pump

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On the other side we have this,

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which seems to have something missing...what is it? is it a big problem?

Do i need to know any more info about this carb?

Thanks a lot for the help...and i promise ill be more active on the forum from now on...hehe...peace...Ronny...

Posted on: 2007/7/22 22:14
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