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#7
Re: carby hitting bonnet.
ddgonzal
Posted on: 2009/8/28 6:57
The most likely answer is that when they swapped in the A15, they fitted it too high.
You can check: the bottom of the oil pan should be level with the bottom of the crossmember. If the oil pan is higher, that's your problem.  
#6
Re: carby hitting bonnet.
louix
Posted on: 2009/8/28 3:31
i dont have a stock air filter on it though i have a small sports chome one atm which is about 5-6 cm tall.
#5
Re: carby hitting bonnet.
ddgonzal
Posted on: 2009/8/26 3:47
Do you have the right bonnet?
It sounds like the engine is mounted too high. A15 with stock air cleaner, or A15 with weber 32/36 fits under the stock bonnet.
#4
Re: carby hitting bonnet.
louix
Posted on: 2009/8/25 10:42
yeah just my std carby is stuffed so im getting the ute right before i sell it.
#3
Re: carby hitting bonnet.
dattodude
Posted on: 2009/8/25 10:32
..shoulda put a CA18det in
 otherwise .. any chance you can slot the engine mounts to make it sit lower on that side?
#2
Re: carby hitting bonnet.
ROConnor
Posted on: 2009/8/25 9:46
Nah shouldent do? lots hav done it. and I think the weber with the addaptor is about the same hight as the original carb. and most aftermarket fillters for webers are shorter.
#1
carby hitting bonnet.
louix
Posted on: 2009/8/25 9:41
atm i have a standard carby on my a15 in my 1200 ute. with the air filter on it just clears the bonnet by about 2mm or so. can somebody let me know if i swap to a 32/36 downdraught weber will it hit the bonnet. thanks
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