vitara carburetor plumbing
vitara carburetor plumbing
Hey guys me again.
Just gone and bought a standard vitara carburettor for my 1.6 8v. Fitted it to the engine but I'm a bit stuck on the fuel lines as the fuel pump I took the carb off is slightly different to mine. They both have 3 pipes coming out and I know what they all do. but I don't know what the pipes on the carb do ( there is 3 pipes on the carb aswell) should have concentrated more when I was taking it off. I can post pictures if needed.
Also the vitara air box rubs on my samurai bonnet. Has anyone had to overcome this problem before?
Thanks again for all the help guys
Just gone and bought a standard vitara carburettor for my 1.6 8v. Fitted it to the engine but I'm a bit stuck on the fuel lines as the fuel pump I took the carb off is slightly different to mine. They both have 3 pipes coming out and I know what they all do. but I don't know what the pipes on the carb do ( there is 3 pipes on the carb aswell) should have concentrated more when I was taking it off. I can post pictures if needed.
Also the vitara air box rubs on my samurai bonnet. Has anyone had to overcome this problem before?
Thanks again for all the help guys
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Re: vitara carburetor plumbing
Where does it rub? You could fit a 4u bonnet, has a bulge in it.
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Re: vitara carburetor plumbing
I used the SJ plenum chamber and piped to the air box, it had to have a spacer to fit the top of the carb
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Re: vitara carburetor plumbing
I used to run the 1.6 airbox with a 410 bonnet with the crossbrace removed and the 410 bonnet is lower than a samurai bonnet? I later swapped it out like robbie but found the 1.3 plenum doesn't properly fit and fouls the choke mechanism on on the 1.6 carb, I ended up adding a bit of tube to raise the plenum slightly to solve this.
As for the fuel lines I'm pretty sure there's a diagram on the forum somewhere that Darrell did.
As for the fuel lines I'm pretty sure there's a diagram on the forum somewhere that Darrell did.
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Re: vitara carburetor plumbing
I blame fat thumbs and a small keyboarddonkeychomp wrote:Fowls...cluck cluck
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Re: vitara carburetor plumbing
Yeah that's what I used for a spacerScottieJ wrote: I ended up adding a bit of tube to raise the plenum slightly to solve this..
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Re: vitara carburetor plumbing
Cool, I guess that's what I will have to do.
As for the fuel lines I can't find anything anywhere, so I'm going to take an educated guess and say the lowest pipe will go into the float chamber and be direct feed from the pump. Sound about right?
As for the fuel lines I can't find anything anywhere, so I'm going to take an educated guess and say the lowest pipe will go into the float chamber and be direct feed from the pump. Sound about right?