Weber DCOE vacuum port to use with manometer
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Hi fellas,
Looking to confirm if the yellow circled screw on my Weber DCOE 40 is in fact plugging a vacuum source? I want to use a manometer when setting up / tuning the twin carbs and want to locate the proper port to use.
Thsnk you very much,
John
Looking to confirm if the yellow circled screw on my Weber DCOE 40 is in fact plugging a vacuum source? I want to use a manometer when setting up / tuning the twin carbs and want to locate the proper port to use.
Thsnk you very much,
John
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No. That's the cover for the progression holes. I don't believe Weber's prior to 151s had a vacuum take-off.
Regards
Richard
Regards
Richard
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Thxs for the note, if anyone can recommend a vac source on a DCOE 40 to allow use of a manometer I'm all ears.
I prefer not to drill/tap the inlet manifold.
Thxs
John
I prefer not to drill/tap the inlet manifold.
Thxs
John
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