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Gusty

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  1. Hi all,

     

    I've managed to borrow a Carbtune to balance my dellorto DHLA 45. Does anyone know where the hoses attach to the carbs? Where i think they go is blanked off???

     

    Cheers Andy

  2. Thanks for the replies. Yes it does flood the carbs. I've set the float height to 15.5mm with new needle valves and it still drips a bit. No where near as bad as before though. I saw a Sytec reg for £25 on eBay . Any good?.

     

    Cheers

     

    Ken it was revving in neutral. I couldn't get much out of it before now it revs freely

  3. Hi,

     

    Do you need a fuel pressure regulator with a mechanical pump? It seems to be running even better now as the cam timing was retarded. A few degrees of advance and it revs well without bogging down or spluttering. Another play tomorrow and should be there or there abouts.

     

    Cheers

  4. Hi,

     

    As per the title slight blow from the headers. I've fitted qualityVictor Reinz gaskets but slight blow.

    I have some Loctite copper silicone , good for up to 350 deg. Will this be ok? Also do I apply to both sides of gasket? Do I leave it to set before running?

     

    Cheers

  5. Thanks all for the replies. Turns out it is the correct dipstick, but the tube was that badly bent it was forcing past the hole and baffle plate and hitting the crank. I have now found the hole! no jokes please:) and with 3.75 litres of oil it reads max on the dipstick. Just need to make new tube now. I'm thinking of using 10mm copper ? Any thoughts?

     

    Cheers Andy

  6. Hi,

     

    Stripped them, new gaskets , needle valves, set floats to 15mm ,8.5 gram floats. Cleaned and blew all the crap out. Need to balance them now then have a play with idle mixture screw. Definitely going in the right direction now .

     

    Cheers

     

    New diaphragms as well . Plus all jets etc are matched

  7. I don't know if it's the correct dipstick. One things for sure the sump is not coming off again. It was a pig to put on and the engine needs to come out to get it off!!

  8. Does anyone on here know which dipstick should be used for a 2.0 Pinto with RS2000 alley sump. I have the short tube one. When I push the dipstick in it hits the baffle plate and won't fully seat in the tube. Then with a bit of jiggling around there is a gap where it will fully seat in the tube but it hits the crank. Any help much appreciated.

     

    P.s I know there is a pinned thread on this and the dimensions of mine are exactly the same as the short tube version in the thread.

     

    Cheers

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