Weber noise and electric pumps.

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andyrew
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Weber noise and electric pumps.

Post by andyrew » Tue Apr 16, 2013 10:13 pm

The litle zooks struggling to start at the moment.
And needs the throttle pumping to get her fired up. So I wondering if the mechanical
Pump is worn. Ive been thinking to fit one for security reasons for a while.

Any one recommend a pump. Id looked at facet low pressure pumps and they seem to fit the bill.

The other strange one is the noise coming from the carb. On idle I get a scratchy ticking noise :S

Any ideas before I delve deeper?
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Re: Weber noise and electric pumps.

Post by Jordi » Tue Apr 16, 2013 10:22 pm

I've gone for the facet. Everyone else seems to use them.

Scratchy ticking noise?


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Re: Weber noise and electric pumps.

Post by turbo-tom » Tue Apr 16, 2013 10:23 pm

This is the kiddy you want- i dont use one my self but 99% sj owners use them whilst running the su carb not sure if they work on the weber but id say they would to be honest. ;)


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