Re: Weber carbs OT

Thanks, guys. I have never worked on a Weber before, and was a bit
intimidated
about wading into something expensive which I have no experience with that
belongs to someone else. I know I could fix it quickly if it were on a
Stude.
Will get the manual and see if it is something I can tackle.
Barry'd in Studes


"ALEX M." <eng42b@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> I have Webers on my Stude. What George says is what I would try first.
If
> that doesn't fix it you should probably get the Haynes Weber Carburetor
> Manual before taking the carb apart enough to check the floats and
needle
> valve. He should have that manual anyway, if he is going to own a
Maserati.
>
> "Barry" <barryhackney@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> > Anybody know of anyone with expertise on Webers? A friend has a
Maserati
> > with one carb overflowing. It would be a simple fix on a Stude, but I
have
> > no experience w/Webers...
> > Barry'd in Studes
> >
> >