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MG MGA - Carburettor overflow pipes
Where did I see the photo of the correct location of these carb. pipes? |
BM Gannon |
Barry, You can find a photo here:http://mgaguru.com/mgtech/carbs/cb109.htm Mark |
M Gannon |
Cousin Mark from the USA!! That was the thread I had seen earlier. Details are essential in a Concourse. Thank you mate, I had lost it but saved by the Gannon family network!!! Barry |
BM Gannon |
Further to the above, I have read Barney's chapter regarding the positioning of the pipes. I then checked mine, and find that one float chamber has an overflow pipe connected to the other chamber, and only one pipe running down the side of the engine. Also, I always thought that earl B's had the same carns, but apparantly this is not so. regards |
Nigel Munford |
That's quaint, If you connect the overflow pipe of carb A to the overflow pipe of carb B, then connect B to drain on ground, a fault and overflow in carb A will also flood the float chamber on carb B. |
Barney Gaylord |
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