Transcription of WEBER CARBURETOR TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE
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WEBER CARBURETOR TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDEThis GUIDE is to help pinpoint problems by diagnosing engine symptoms associated with specific vehicle operating conditions. The chart will GUIDE you step by step to help correct these successful TROUBLESHOOTING , please do the all steps suggested in the box, and any that follow inthe all of the suggestions in order, doing so will eliminateany secondary diagnosis directions completely (Cleaning, adjustment etc.) not do any other procedures other than the ones WEBER CARBURETOR has been manufactured using very high quality control standards. Through years of experience we have found that most carburetorproblems are caused by other engine components. Operating Conditions Engine SymptomsStalls/Rough/Slow/FloodRacesDoes notHesitatesPoorLowSmokesStart orDiesRunningRunningIdleCold5C 5D5C1 AStartingHot4A4A 5I1A 3B2G 5D5A2 AEngineCold5C1A 5D4A 5C5D5C5C 5 DTemperatureIdlingHot6G4A4A 5B2G 5D5A5B 5G 5 FCold3B4A5 DRunningHot2A 2H4A 6E3A5E 5 JCold2F 5H6A 6 DAccelerationHot2F 5H1A 2A6E5E 5J6 FPage 1 WEBER CARBURETOR TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE FOR YOUR SAFETYR emember !
WEBER CARBURETOR TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE B. Test the fuel flow at the fuel filter and then at the Fuel Pump: If fuel flow is not adequate go to step 2C.
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