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ddgonzal
Re: carbs flooding? (webers)
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Yes, when doing *any* work on a carb, first check the float level.

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The Mech pump goes much higher than 3psi depending on RPM.
How do you figure? The stock A-series fuel pumps are about 3-3.5 pounds, and it doesn't increase with RPM, it is regulated by a spring in the pump. By contrast, some electric pumps put out far more pressure, though some are low pressure.

Posted on: 2006/4/30 18:34
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Subject Poster Date
     carbs flooding? (webers) Tyrie 2006/4/29 9:20
       Re: carbs flooding? (webers) B120dat 2006/4/29 9:33
       Re: carbs flooding? (webers) feral 2006/4/29 13:40
         Re: carbs flooding? (webers) normo 2006/4/29 15:11
           Re: carbs flooding? (webers) datrat_dave 2006/4/30 5:08
             Re: carbs flooding? (webers) B120dat 2006/4/30 6:33
               Re: carbs flooding? (webers) Tyrie 2006/4/30 8:24
                 Re: carbs flooding? (webers) ddgonzal 2006/4/30 18:34




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