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> New Webers on 914 - one port emmitinig fuel, HELP
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post Apr 25 2009, 01:49 PM
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Just got the new dual weber kit (40 IDF) and it's all in. Presure regulator, fuel pump, it's all in (have not started it yet) but I have a problem. One of the ports is loading up with fuel. I pulled the top and the float was working (the other port was not emitting fuel after the float reached the top. Took drivers side carb off. Setup on the trunk lid with lot's of towels and turned the key on. Like I said all the other three ports stop however this one keeps dripping fuel. I am lost and not knowing exactly what these screws do (other than the idle) I really am scared to start turning them. Why would one port emmit fuel and not the other when they share the float?

Any suggestions guys?
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post Apr 27 2009, 08:46 PM
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Check the fuel pressure, definitely check the float height. Also check to see if there is crud in the seat of the needle valve. If the float height is right, you can always tweak it a bit further to make it close sooner to see if that helps.
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