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> Aha moment >Can You ID the Source of this Gas Leak in These Photos?, Troublesome gas smell traced to engine compartment..Please help
c12croft
post Jun 13 2011, 06:44 PM
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There, at the base of the Weber 40's, at the base of the passenger side carb throat was wet with gas. Huh? Engine has not run in two weeks.
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and > gas found at base of throat at engine head
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Close up just as carb throat attaches to engine head
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Could it be a drip from above? (after sitting for two weeks??)

Versus the Driver side carb which was dry of gas at same location:
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There's no constant drip, just wetness at the indicated areas that are giving off the fumes that will get me evicted from inside storage.
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r_towle
post Jun 14 2011, 11:17 AM
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checked your float settings and needle valves lately?
Dirty needle valve that wont close will just let gas in till it overlflows the bowl...
poorly set floats do the same thing, and most floats are wrong that I have seen.
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