Servicing Weber DCOE's

goldenwonder Posted a lot Posts: 1,324	Servicing Weber DCOE's goldenwonder @goldenwonder
	Apr 17, 2012 8:34:50 GMT Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Back to Top
	My 40's could do with a bit of TLC as I didn't service them before fitting them about a year ago & they had been in storage for a while. The engine seems to run ok & se up wasn't far on on the rollers, but have noticed a small amount of fuel leaking out of the trumpets so need to sort it. Anyone done it themselves or do I just take them to D&B Carbs in Nottingham to have a look at?
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monkeytennis Part of things Posts: 164	Servicing Weber DCOE's monkeytennis @monkeytennis
	Apr 17, 2012 10:32:50 GMT Select Post Deselect Post Link to Post Back to Top
	you can pick up the haynes carb manual for pennies on eBay. Webers are not daunting once you sit down and take it apart, easy to rebuild, and a good thing to be familiar with on your car in terms of solving problems yourself. All carb'd car owners should know about their carb imo


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