Re: Choke cable problem

> AFAIK Weber carb's don't have a choke the way SU's have one. I believe, > there's a second throttle towards the air filter that closes when you pull > the choke, therefore restricting the air supply instead of giving more > fuel. > (Hence the name "choke") > > Maybe that helps in finding the correct way to reconnect it. > > Regards, > Michael > >

If your lucky and its a nice weber 45dcoe then they have whats known as an 'accellerator pump' mechanism. This is so that if you suddenly put your foot flat to the floor it won't let the cylinders run lean, it squirts a bit of petrol down into the inlet manifold. On a 1380 hill climb car I owned a few years back the best way to start it was turn the ignition on, then the electric fuel pump , wait for normal fuel pressure to be reached then prod the accellerator about 5 or 6 times in quick succession. This normally put enough juice into the bores to start it easily enough on 11:1 c/r. Not sure if this is fitted to much older webbers mind.

Chris

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