Assembling carb??
12-28-2003 | 06:38 PM
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Assembling carb??
I took apart the carb on a tt pro 36 and I am unsure about reinstalling one of the parts. The piece pictured below has a hole passing through it. Does the hole need to line up with anything?
12-28-2003 | 08:11 PM
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RE: Assembling carb??
Crash90,
The part in the pic appears to be the spray bar assembly (spray bar and o-rings). The hole probably doesn't necessarily need to be aligned with anything although I would install it so the hole lines up with the fuel nipple on the back of the carb body.
I hope this helps.
George
The part in the pic appears to be the spray bar assembly (spray bar and o-rings). The hole probably doesn't necessarily need to be aligned with anything although I would install it so the hole lines up with the fuel nipple on the back of the carb body.
I hope this helps.
George
12-28-2003 | 08:44 PM
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RE: Assembling carb??
Crash90,
On my TT PRO 61 the flange (on the left side of the spray bar assembly in your picture) is not perfectly round. It has a straight edge for part of the flange. The carb body casting also has a straight edge to polarize the spray bar when installed. You will notice it when you install the spray bar in the carb body. A slight pressure will seat the spray bar assembly as you rotate the spray bar assembly in the carb.
Gordon
On my TT PRO 61 the flange (on the left side of the spray bar assembly in your picture) is not perfectly round. It has a straight edge for part of the flange. The carb body casting also has a straight edge to polarize the spray bar when installed. You will notice it when you install the spray bar in the carb body. A slight pressure will seat the spray bar assembly as you rotate the spray bar assembly in the carb.
Gordon
