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1970 H2 carb question
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dklawson
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That appears to be an HS2, not an H2 carb.
Regardless, the jet passes right through the bushing and into the carb body. There is a washer between the jet bushing and carb body that allows radial float for centering the jet but the jet itself has no packing or seal to the carb body or to the jet bushing.
Regardless, the jet passes right through the bushing and into the carb body. There is a washer between the jet bushing and carb body that allows radial float for centering the jet but the jet itself has no packing or seal to the carb body or to the jet bushing.