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Title: Need help installing Weber M-Choke
Post by: Riverrat on March 16, 2011, 01:20:36 PM

Guy's

Can the two H/2/O hoses (in & out)going to back of stock carb from the intake man. be plugged separately?
Or do they have to be looped to maintain flow thru the manifold??
Might be a stupid question, but this senior citizen neds help!! (1988 Sami. 1.3)

Thanks for your replies!
Riverrat

Title: Re: Need help installing Weber M-Choke
Post by: rascott on March 16, 2011, 08:59:28 PM

i don't think it's a dumb question.
i looped mine- used the stock hose.
i believe you could block those ports.
i need to smog every two years, and have to put the stocker on.

Title: Re: Need help installing Weber M-Choke
Post by: Riverrat on March 17, 2011, 06:17:37 AM

Quote from: rascott on March 16, 2011, 08:59:28 PM

i don't think it's a dumb question.
i looped mine- used the stock hose.
i believe you could block those ports.
i need to smog every two years, and have to put the stocker on.

Rascot!
Thanks Man! I think I will loop it for the time being! Will have to do an engine before long. And this Sami deserves it
(zero rust) Had it for 12 yrs.

THANKS!
Riverrat

Title: Re: Need help installing Weber M-Choke
Post by: Capt on March 17, 2011, 09:06:56 AM

Hey Ya Hozer,

How is the "Swap" Coming along?
I got back home to Wisconsin Friday Evening.
Trip was "OK" had some bad weather by Elk Mountain, WY.

I will keep track of your SUCCESS here, Post as it comes along.
(I will check even though I am suppose to be studying at a Fire Fighters Re-cert Class NOW & over the next 3 days)

CAPT

Title: Re: Need help installing Weber M-Choke
Post by: Riverrat on March 17, 2011, 11:38:19 AM

Quote from: Capt on March 17, 2011, 09:06:56 AM

Hey Ya Hozer,

How is the "Swap" Coming along?
I got back home to Wisconsin Friday Evening.
Trip was "OK" had some bad weather by Elk Mountain, WY.

I will keep track of your SUCCESS here, Post as it comes along.
(I will check even though I am suppose to be studying at a Fire Fighters Re-cert Class NOW & over the next 3 days)

CAPT

Capt!

It's comming along fine! Just taking my time, no hurry!

MANNN! Those firefighting days! In a prior life, after getting out of the boats I rode as tillerman on an aerial Co. in Alanta, Ga. (DeKalb County) Talk about fun in all that city traffic, & me 22yrs old!!!!Even was releif driver when he had a day off.

Thanks!
Riverrat

Title: Re: Need help installing Weber M-Choke
Post by: Riverrat on March 21, 2011, 05:50:43 AM

Quote from: Capt on March 17, 2011, 09:06:56 AM

Hey Ya Hozer,

How is the "Swap" Coming along?
I got back home to Wisconsin Friday Evening.
Trip was "OK" had some bad weather by Elk Mountain, WY.

I will keep track of your SUCCESS here, Post as it comes along.
(I will check even though I am suppose to be studying at a Fire Fighters Re-cert Class NOW & over the next 3 days)

CAPT

Capt!

Swap went fine, very easy to do & runs fine!
Now all the webber needs  is a fresh engine under it!!

Thanks!
Riverrat

Title: Re: Need help installing Weber M-Choke
Post by: Capt on March 21, 2011, 11:20:23 AM

We survived the Fire Fighter's convention......
None of our crew was ARRESTED, or had to go to the HOSPITAL!!!

Great news that your swap went well !!

My Sammy's the same way. It uses about a quart between oil changes, but gets the job done.

Happy Trails

CAPT