| To: | phile@stpaul.gov |
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| Subject: | Re: 45DCOE Weber HELP! |
| From: | xgg2356@dcmdc.dla.mil (James Fuerstenberg) |
| Date: | Wed Apr 20 07:51:49 1994 |
Phil, Two possiblities...is your fuel pressure too high so that gas is being forced passed the needle and seat through the jets. I run the 45DCOE on my mini at about 4.5 pounds and anywhere from 3.5-4.5 is probably fine. secondly, did you set your float level per the weber book? This is important. I think the first possibility is the most likely. Jim jfuerstenberg@dcmdc.dla.mil |
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