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Post by charlie » 19 Feb 2010

mr bandit is a meddling twat [argh] [argh]

ive had running problems which point to the solex carb on my bx trs 19

so hes found me this

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? ... K:MEWAX:IT

which is a weber carb which he tells me is better

now im trying to find out whether it'll fit

as in what other bits and pieces i need to make it work on me car

thats assuming its the right one

stuff like choke bits

errrrrrrrr and other stuff

me head hurts now and i still dont know

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Post by Philhod » 20 Feb 2010

:) If it does fit, buy it. A much superior instrument, that once set up, is trouble free for ages.
Hopefully it's a twin venturi job which will give you more horses and use less fuel
(yes even the autochoke models).

I worked on several types of Weber in the 70's. The other good thing about them was that the instructions for fitting and setting up were deadly accurate :)
They were all over £100 even then. :roll:
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Post by docchevron132 » 20 Feb 2010

Yeah, that'll fit, and is way way way superior to the Solex.
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Re: weber

Post by Bx Bandit » 20 Feb 2010

see, ner ner nah ner ner! Meddling twat my arse. Anyway, it's pointless buying it if you're getting a DS :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen: (just to fuck your shit up like! :lol: )
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Post by docchevron132 » 20 Feb 2010

I'd stick the carb on the BX and not get a DS myself..
Or, get a BX that doesn't have a carb..
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Re: weber

Post by Bx Bandit » 20 Feb 2010

/\ but it needs to be a cream machine! On that interesting opinion, Charlie was on about chucking in a GTi engine, which physically would be a doddle, but I assume electrically would be a bit of a shitter unless you can get the complete set-up from a donor. How would it work loom wise, as in, presumambly plug and play, but it'd mean running ecu and sensor looms all over the place
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Post by docchevron132 » 21 Feb 2010

Actually quite easy, it is all plug in, and it's a fairly straightforward fitting up job..
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Post by Philhod » 21 Feb 2010

:lol: Just to prove how right he is, I did one meself, everything coded and will only go in the position it's at, with the right clips and that. If you know what I mean 8)
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Re: weber

Post by charlie » 22 Feb 2010

hmmm ta lads

and since i havent got a gti engine

or a ds yet (and when i do get one i'll park it outside bandits every night)

i might just have a go at with the weber

does it matter if its not an autochoke carb

will ask the seller if it has or not

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Post by Philhod » 22 Feb 2010

If it's not an autochoke, you only need to run a cable to a suitable spot.
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Re: weber

Post by charlie » 22 Feb 2010

^ i was hoping to put an auotchoke back in as i'd converted to a manual on the solex a while ago

but am gonna make him an offer he cant refuse :wink:

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Post by Bx Bandit » 22 Feb 2010

only thought is if the air feed on top will fit...........if the weber is a different shape like?
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Re: weber

Post by charlie » 22 Feb 2010

this is where me head starts to hurt

was on the citroen parts site trying to cross reference numbers and parts from solex to weber bits

and all i got was confused

now its startin again :(

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Re: weber

Post by Bx Bandit » 02 Mar 2010

you bought this yet or wot?
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Re: weber

Post by charlie » 08 Mar 2010

nearly

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Post by Bx Bandit » 08 Mar 2010

I did some checkin'..........should be a straight swap with no worries 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8)
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Post by Philhod » 09 Mar 2010

:lol: I think Doc said something like that quite a few posts ago....like ...err...It will fit.
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Post by Bx Bandit » 09 Mar 2010

Very true, so he did :oops: . You see, he knows, he just knows, the damned ginger turd. But us lesser mortals have to have the curiosity shagged out of us first!
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Re: weber

Post by charlie » 09 Mar 2010

just made made him an offer 8)

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Re: weber

Post by Bx Bandit » 09 Mar 2010

He won't takea blow job ya know!
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