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oil leak, fuel gauge problem, power loss 1800 1966

posted by  chakra on  Mon Apr 18 14:37 CST 2005
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Just a couple of other notes.

Fuel guage certainly sounds like a sender issue. I would pull it and be sure it is working properly. They can get gunky and some gentle cleaning can work wonders.

Sticking linkage might be related to worn bushings in the linkage.

I had a weber set up for a while on a 122 and never really cared for it. I didn't have problems with the linkage, but the cold weather startup was a constant struggle. Might be a reflection of my relative ignorance regarding carbs, but I never had similar issues with SU's.






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