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7 Jul 2000, 08:15 (Ref:22008) | #1 | ||
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Anyone know the float level of 72-73 Caprice carberator?
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7 Jul 2000, 08:29 (Ref:22010) | #2 | ||
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What CFM rating is the carb? (airflow rate in cubic feet per minute ie 390 cfm, 600 cfm, etc) And what engine size, please...! |
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7 Jul 2000, 08:34 (Ref:22014) | #3 | ||
The Honourable Mallett
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I suspect its a 3.0S with 40 DFIv carb.
Just bend it until the flow of fuel stops looking like Niagara falls. |
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7 Jul 2000, 08:38 (Ref:22015) | #4 | ||
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I suspect SNH is talking about a Chevy Caprice, PM! I'm prepared to be corrected. |
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7 Jul 2000, 09:06 (Ref:22017) | #5 | ||
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Chevy is right. I got an e-mail to http://www.thegrid.co.uk from a guy in the States asking me for advice. That's all he sent me....
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7 Jul 2000, 12:05 (Ref:22053) | #6 | ||
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Steve, tell him to check out his Chiltern manual, 'cos if he's playing with the carb he should have one! IanC |
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10 Jul 2000, 15:51 (Ref:22416) | #7 | ||
The Honourable Mallett
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[i]You mean somebody actually named a car "CAPRICE"?????
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10 Jul 2000, 17:04 (Ref:22422) | #8 | ||
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Favourite of many a US police force, PM. Though not quite as good looking as that other model Caprice!! |
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