Hi,
One of the 88's I had for a while had the one bbl weber on it. It almost
always was flooded when I went to start it when warm. I'm at 2000 feet in
the Sierra foothills. I added a fuel pressure regulator turned way down,
and it helped a bit.
Bob B
At 07:59 AM 2/7/2003, you wrote:
>Jim Hall wrote:
>>I, and several others here ran 1 bbl webers for quite a few years, and
>>none of us had any major icing problems although Colorado is fairly dry
>>compared to most other states.
>
>I'm one of those who installed the Webber 1bbl - the only problem I have
>had is at high altitude above 10,000ft. If I turn the engine off it
>is sometimes very difficult get it going again. I have to crank
>away and pray. I took to leaving the engine running when stopped at
>high altitude, but with a non-functioning parking brake this usually
>meant having to find a solid rock or tree to rest against.
>
>Tim Czajka
>1972 Series III 88
>
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