My carburetor has a 90 degree down tube that the fuel line attaches to. I don't see that tube on this carburetor. where do I get that down tube?
337995
Production of these carburetors varies in regard to the steel fuel inlet tube. Replacement carburetors often only have 1/8" female pipe thread. You can install an 1/8" 90 degree brass street elbow and a hose nipple as a substitute. I generally like to install a gas filter (like fram G22A) with the 90 degree elbow. That is much more like the early gen sets came with. Biggest cause of carburetor problems is from dirty fuel. OEM filter at fuel pump only filters to 30 micron. Fram G22A filters to 10 micron.
337996
If it's what I'm thinking of you have to take it off the old one, it's a 90' brass elbow. If you're talking about the filter I purchased a new one from our local Ace Hardware store.
337997
If that is a new carb then it should have a threaded hole for a fuel fitting and if it does not then you should call them back and tell them the fuel tube is missing and if that is the case then you will need to send the carb back the new carb I got has a fuel tube in it
337998
I used the parts off the original carb. You can also try the cummins onan website
337999
I had the same concern, but discovered the down tube was there when I opened the box. This carb wax a perfect fit for my onan 5500.
248338
My CB900F has a screw at on the head, just at the point where the carb stacks attach. I remove the screw and one of the gold tubes screw into the plug hole. If you see these screws on your machine. It should work well.
1373446
dont know, mine needs to have carb adjusted to stay running and it requires a special tool
1515773
Carb did not have a gasket but you can get one at most air cooled engine supply shops.I would bet that was not your problem, those carbs historically go out about every 3 or 4 years.I put mine on and without any adjustments, it ran like a new one ! And it is the best price out there !Keep on 'Tillin !!
1604065
I am not familiar with what you mean. The carburetor has a float to shut off the fuel flow when necessary, I knowof no need or provision for a return line to the fuel tank. I hope that this helps you.
206734
I used standard fuel line , i believe. It's been so long ago I have really forgot, my nephew hooked it for me since I had just had surgery and could not get under the vehicle myself. It's working fine with no problems. I hope that helps.
654449
The big knob looking thing in the picture on the right is the part that screws into the tank to direct the propane. On the bottom left you see a 90 degree angle piece of metal, this is a threaded bolt that tightens to the protective ring around the top of the cylinder via a small slit cut into the bottom of the upright.
1355917
I installed my new carburetor and made "no" adjustments. It has been in service for several months and has not required any adjustment. I am very happy with this product.
3677
My 4 barrel carb has 2 places where the fuel is introduced, Once to the front bowl and once to the back. The splitter has a port on it where the gauge can screw into. If your setup only uses 1 incoming line, you will need to install a tee somewhere to connect the gauge.
57049
Neither - as shown in the photo, the line connects to the brass fitting that comes out of the carburetor at a slight angle (though the fitting itself is straight).
1730087
In the instruction sheet, it does make mention of saving back the connector - (part number 13201103360 on some models, different part number on others) that connector is used to connect the two fuel line (in-tank with filter, to connector, through grommet, to the tank-to-carb line) - If your machine had an aftermarket kit or other modification to it (someone replaced the 2 piece lines with one whole piece and threw away the connector), that connector may be missing. Other models never used a connector, and the fuel line was one piece, but those models do NOT use this kit.
56915
The screw on the left of the carb is the idle mixture screw. The screw at the bottom of the bowl is your main jet, adjust this one first for elevation then adjust the idle.
1960145
I had the same issue. There is a problem with the pin pressing on the fuel valve before the seal is made. I wasn't going to grind anything down so I sent it back.
296345
Did the manufacturer help you out? I have the same issue. My fuel line is leaking.
1661087
This is the correct carb for your unit. Make sure your fuel pump is working, mine was not,had to replace it also.
1766222
Thank you for confirming my suspicions. I ordered mine quite a while ago and was wondering why more specifications weren't shown. I thought this "oversight" might have been deliberate, allowing different pumps to be provided under the same listing. Both pumps I received were rotary type and worked very well. Either type can have trouble if the diaphragms or seals are incompatible with the fuel. As an amateur mechanic, I would say the decision for your use would be based on the one that was easiest to install. The usual advice is to mount the pump as close to the fuel tank and as low as possible (pumps push much better than they vacuum), particularly if vapor lock may be an issue.
1731006
Since there is no fuel pump you have to have your tank above the carburetor ,make sure when you squeeze your primer bubble that your pick up and vent line are submerged in fuel then pump all the air out , then your fuel should begin to flow.