Rob, Congrats on the 337....
On the Carb, I would first remove the mixture control valve and clean. Often when we clean the air filter and don't oil it properly -- imerse in oil and let drain ---for the mesh filter.. then dirt passes into the carb and stops up the mixture control valve... Remove the two screws, on the top of the carb, front, using a 90 degree bent screwdriver. Carefully lift up the assy, being careful to not drop the spring. Now clean the rotating disc holes (3), and re-install. After installation, and safetying the screws, then also check all intake hoses for security, and the intake fitting on each cylinder for tightness and gasket integrity. Now, if the carb float needle valve has been replaced, checK for the proper weight placement on the float lever... SEE Bendix-Stromberg Carb Service Buletin #ACSB 84, REv 1,. page 164, 165, 166 - of Univair Parts Book concerning the valve replacement and float weight. If the weight is required (delrin Needle)--depending on the needle valve -- and is missing, then the float closes the valve too quickly, making the fuel level too low in the float bowl--and a lean mixture... I think... REgards, Harry Francis Blacksburg, Va. __________________________________________________________________________ ______ To unsubscribe from this list please send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] _____________________________________________________________ Check out the new and improved Topica site! http://www.topica.com/t/13
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