Thanks for the reply Asad,

I believe the H 30 PICT S is an OEM carb for Brazil made VWs. (Not sure 
though)

I swapped it out for a 30 PICT carb this afternoon, I'll see how it runs 
next week when I get some free time.

Tammer

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "asad ishaque" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "vw mailing list" <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, November 27, 2008 11:34 PM
Subject: Re: [vintagvw] idle cut off



Hello all,

      Please brace for barrage of posts from my side.

      Coming to the topic.....There is a possibility of the electromagnetic 
cutoff switch being missing from the carb. I am assuming you got the 
complete engine from a bone yard or off someone. It may have been taken 
off/pilfered by someone having access to the unit.

      However you do need to inspect the port on the right hand side of the 
carb (RHS of the car too). Do you see a threaded aperture?? If not, is there 
any brass item in place?? Imagine the longish cutoff switch with the 
electronic part broken off. It would look *something* like a main jet albeit 
with a small ball where the hole of the main jet would be. This is the non 
electric air correction jet. Many carbs had it, tho I assume its a rare 
sight in the US. So it may be a case of the eye not picking up what the mind 
could not see.

      The carb in general could use a good clean after a complete 
dismantling. The lines may be gunked up and such. Crap, rust flakes and what 
not can do wonders in choking up a carby. A can of carb cleaner would come 
in handy.

      Btw, I have not heard of a 30 PICT S. The S part. Could it be a 2?? Or 
maybe Brazil only??

      I saved my 59 ragtop from the junkyard and on firing up the engine, I 
faced the exact opposite of your dilema. It would idle fine but not rev, 
just splutter, misfire, cutoff and such but no smooth revs. Turned out that 
the accelerator pump tube, the U shaped thingy in the throat which sprays 
gas down on revving, was actually broken in its usual place. To the newbie 
it seemed like a component as it had snapped off so neatly it looked 
genuine. A trip to the machine shop, spending two sodas worth of money and a 
freebie tube from a friend later saw the engine purring like a kitten.

      Best of luck with your efforts.

Regards to all,

Asad
68 bug Trusty
68 bug Sonja
59 ragtop bug Raggie
Karachi, Pakistan.


> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [email protected]> Date: Mon, 24 
> Nov 2008 16:50:31 +0800> Subject: [vintagvw] idle cut off> > Hi again,> > 
> I'm currently testing this Brazilian 1300 engine, I got it to fire but it 
> won't hold an idle.> > Upon closer inspection, apparently the carb is 
> missing the electromagnetic idle cut off jet on the right side.> > The 
> carb is a 30 PICT S. is there a way for me to temporarily make a 
> substitute for the cut off jet so that I can get it to idle?> > Thanks,> 
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