Early 70s Bendix/Zenith carb overhaul.
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Early 70s Bendix/Zenith carb overhaul.
First time on site. In advance thanks for this site and any help. How do you remove and replace the check valve at bottom of float bowl? Also on upper sealing surface of the float bowl is a long six sided screw, turns but will not come out. Did not want to force it. What is it and how do you remove and re-install ? Thanks again.
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Re: Early 70s Bendix/Zenith carb overhaul.
Welcome Rog-56
i never removed the check valve because they always seems to work fine
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that is the accelerator jet its a press fit in the bowllong six sided screw
i never removed the check valve because they always seems to work fine
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Re: Early 70s Bendix/Zenith carb overhaul.
Accelerator jet ! Thank you. Can I remove and replace the jet, or does the shop have to do it ? Drilled the check valve out, came out easy. Thanks again.
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Re: Early 70s Bendix/Zenith carb overhaul.
if i remember right there is no accelerator jet in the rebuild kit
checked my manual it says don't remove the jet
checked my manual it says don't remove the jet
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Re: Early 70s Bendix/Zenith carb overhaul.
And depending upon the kit you purchase the accellerator pump will not fit properly either. Don't trash the original you might just have to reuse it.
Also, since you turned the accelerator pump nozzle make sure you reorient it so it is squirting into the manifold when you open the throttle.
I can't really see a reason to attempt removal of either part.
Also, since you turned the accelerator pump nozzle make sure you reorient it so it is squirting into the manifold when you open the throttle.
I can't really see a reason to attempt removal of either part.
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Re: Early 70s Bendix/Zenith carb overhaul.
Thanks for the advice. I'll reorient the jet and use the old pump . Thanks.