B Billybob57 Member Nov 15, 2021 #1 Does anyone have a diagram showing the location of the 4 passage way plus in a 1931 zenith carburetor?
Does anyone have a diagram showing the location of the 4 passage way plus in a 1931 zenith carburetor?
nkaminar Well-known member Nov 16, 2021 #2 Look here: http://model-a.org/brass_passage_plugs.html The site has diagrams of the passages in the top and bottom castings. Hope this helps.
Look here: http://model-a.org/brass_passage_plugs.html The site has diagrams of the passages in the top and bottom castings. Hope this helps.
Wick Well-known member Nov 16, 2021 #4 If you remove the plugs,get some old split shot lead (fishing weight). Cut a piece off and plug the hole with it. Works great.
If you remove the plugs,get some old split shot lead (fishing weight). Cut a piece off and plug the hole with it. Works great.
burner31 Well-known member Nov 17, 2021 #5 Billybob57 said: Does anyone have a diagram showing the location of the 4 passage way plus in a 1931 zenith carburetor? Click to expand... I used to have a really good one before my computer crashed and I lost everything, let me see if I can find it again...I'll have to have something to drink to do this Attachments download (5).jpg 75.6 KB · Views: 44
Billybob57 said: Does anyone have a diagram showing the location of the 4 passage way plus in a 1931 zenith carburetor? Click to expand... I used to have a really good one before my computer crashed and I lost everything, let me see if I can find it again...I'll have to have something to drink to do this
E Ed in Maine Well-known member Nov 17, 2021 #6 Many years ago before they were reproducing the carb plugs I used cut down brass wood screws of the appropriate size. Ed
Many years ago before they were reproducing the carb plugs I used cut down brass wood screws of the appropriate size. Ed
nkaminar Well-known member Nov 17, 2021 #7 Try to clean the carburetor first without removing the plugs. I have done just that on the carburetor rebuilds I have done.
Try to clean the carburetor first without removing the plugs. I have done just that on the carburetor rebuilds I have done.
B Billybob57 Member Nov 17, 2021 #8 I received a carb that had some plugs already removed. I was just curious as to where the others were.
I received a carb that had some plugs already removed. I was just curious as to where the others were.
katy Well-known member Nov 18, 2021 #9 I've heard of people threading the holes and using set screws for plugs.