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> Carburetor throats stopped matching
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post Jan 7 2018, 11:07 PM
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I pulled the carbs to install a new linkage, and blew out the jets while I was at it. The two carbs are synchronized with each other better than they've ever been, but now there's a discrepancy within one of the carbs (DRLA 45s). I'm wondering if I bent a throttle plate, or if there's something else I did that could cause this?

The lower one is cylinder 3, if that matters. There was a slight discrepancy before, but now they're further apart.
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post Jan 8 2018, 06:02 AM
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With the carburetor on the engine, I was not able to perceive a difference in the butterfly opening.

Running the engine and squirting water around the carburetor to manifold connection, I was not able to change the way the engine was running. I wasn't able to reach most of the intake manifold to engine connection with the spray bottle.

For lack of another idea, I tried swapping the idle jets between the throats. No change.
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