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 Post subject: weber 45dcoe help
PostPosted: Fri Apr 18, 2014 3:09 pm 
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I am almost finished installing my weber but have run into a problem with the acclelerator cable. It does not seem to return after pushing the pedal in. Without the cable it seems to return quite nicely. Here is a photo of the set up.

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And the other side of the carb. The trumpets are 26mm if anyone is interested.
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Do I need some sort of additional spring return or have I installed the part the throttle goes into incorrectly?

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 Post subject: Re: weber 45dcoe help
PostPosted: Fri Apr 18, 2014 3:26 pm 
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I got told u need a additional spring on it as the one in the webber is not strong enough


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Yes you need another spring.

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 Post subject: Re: weber 45dcoe help
PostPosted: Fri Apr 18, 2014 4:20 pm 
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Also make sure that the spindle that the two butterfly's sit on it not too loose. This will give a rubbish return as well.

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 Post subject: Re: weber 45dcoe help
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Thanks everyone for the replies. I figured out the cable guide was putting it at a funny angle. I ended up changing the cable linkage to one that sits on top with two return springs.

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 Post subject: Re: weber 45dcoe help
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Any chance you can post your new linkage setup, I am trying to work out the easiest way to do it.

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 Post subject: Re: weber 45dcoe help
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Here you go.

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I have the accelerator cable coming around the front. There is a bit of a tight bend but the cable seems to move ok. With the two springs the effort required to push the pedal is pretty substantial so I might take one off and see if it suits me better.

On the very top picture there is a brass fitting that looks like as hose gets attached. Is it the hose from the clutch cover?

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 Post subject: Re: weber 45dcoe help
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Wow that's some setup you have there. Should fix your return problem real good.
The brass fitting there would go to a brake booster through a non return valve or through a PCV Valve to the crankcase ventilation. Or blank it off. Depends on what systems you have attached.


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 Post subject: Re: weber 45dcoe help
PostPosted: Fri Apr 18, 2014 10:23 pm 
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Ahh, yeah I saw those and thought, there has to be a better and cheaper way than that. Reckon I need to play round it. If anyone else happens to want to pitch in a pic of how they run their setup that'd be grand.

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Not a Weber but same linkage fits-
https://www.flickr.com/photos/31275265@N05/9266581508/

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 Post subject: Re: weber 45dcoe help
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I like it Kev,

Looks much better then my second setup, which is really convoluted. The action with yours is in line with the mechanism. Which is why I changed it to the wheel one in the first place.

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Kev's setup is pretty Std, but there has to be a simpler setup. It seems very convoluted for what should be something quite simple really.

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Still installing but my new Mangoletsi has NE impressed. Throttle cable comes over the rocker on the right.

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60mm trumpets tucked away inside the Ramair if anyone is interested. :)

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 Post subject: Re: weber 45dcoe help
PostPosted: Sat Apr 19, 2014 8:46 pm 
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Ahh, the benefits of the weber box. No way they fitted with a std firewall on my car. Next mod will be a box using your dimensions.

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