97 stromberg squirter

Check out YouTube "Charlie Price Vintage Speed" he has a series of at least 4 videos of tearing down the Stromberg 97
 
You mean emulsion tubes? See this thread > https://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/threads/carburetor-stromberg-emulsion-tube-removal.187105/
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Also > https://stromberg-97.com/tech-how-to-install-9534k-emulsion-tubes/
 
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Pete I believe he means Sqirter tubes not the emulsion tubes. The squirter tubes just pull straight out with a pair of but are very fragile and are typically damaged or broken during removal so be sure you have new ones to replace them. Someone probably has a better idea than me but this has been my experience.
Here is some great info from a real expert,Charlie NY.

You might mention feeding a piece of tag wire thru the outlet end of the J tubes....very carefully...using a small pair of needle nose pliers. Soaking overnight in gas or lacquer thinner then a shot of air thru a small nozzle. As you know the inlet end is of the j tube is staked in place with a split tapered lock.....not
ez to remove. Or send it to me.
 
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KiWinUS said:
Pete I believe he means Sqirter tubes not the emulsion tubes. The squirter tubes just pull straight out with a pair of but are very fragile and are typically damaged or broken during removal so be sure you have new ones to replace them. Someone probably has a better idea than me but this has been my experience.
Here is some great info from a real expert,Charlie NY.

You might mention feeding a piece of tag wire thru the outlet end of the J tubes....very carefully...using a small pair of needle nose pliers. Soaking overnight in gas or lacquer thinner then a shot of air thru a small nozzle. As you know the inlet end is of the j tube is staked in place with a split tapered lock.....not
ez to remove. Or send it to me.
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Part Number 21 as seen in the diagram below?
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Uncle Max made/makes a tool that threads into the power valve socket and allows you to shoot compressed air into that circuit. Clears them out in a hurry.
 
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