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Bing carb issue
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Re: Bing carb issue
R69S - R60/2 - R67/2 - R51/3 - R69
Re: Bing carb issue
I tried Vech's recommended method (thanks Vech!) but unfortunately it didn't work in my case. My float cover has a deformation that doesn't allow it (look at the photo), there would be too much metal to file to make it fit the float housing and I preferred to stop before removing "too much". However, I solved the problem of gasoline leaks (from the cover and screws underneath) by replacing all the original gaskets (which I had bought and installed new) with very common gasoline resistant O-rings costing few cents. No more gasoline on my shoes! Of course I would have preferred to keep the original gaskets, but sometimes in life it takes simple pragmatism. Should anyone have the same problem as me and be afraid to file down the carburetors or unable to do so because there would be too much metal to remove to make the parts fit together, the solution is this: O-rings. Simple and common O-rings. I thank everyone for the advice and hope this message of mine can be of help to someone.
p.s. during the test drive a mess happened, but I will tell you about it in a separate thread.
R50/2; R60/2; R69S; R12; R71;
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Re: Bing carb issue
'78 R100/7 '69 R69S '52 R25/2
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Re: Bing carb issue
R50/2; R60/2; R69S; R12; R71;