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79 Midget...oil in the carbuetor?
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tony barnhill
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Yep - tiny black cap in the top of the dashpot...you have a Zenith Stromberg carb so add auto transmission fluid....there's a little hole in the side of the neck where it'll run out if you overfill.
Tony,
man you are fast! thanks..here is a pic of my carb. Are ou talking about the white screw on top in the pic? When I remove that cap, there is about 3-4" long metal rod on it about 1/4" thick.
https://s115.photobucket.com/albums/n315/lmelogra/MISC/?action=view¤t=DSC00051.jpg
Thanks!
Lou
man you are fast! thanks..here is a pic of my carb. Are ou talking about the white screw on top in the pic? When I remove that cap, there is about 3-4" long metal rod on it about 1/4" thick.
https://s115.photobucket.com/albums/n315/lmelogra/MISC/?action=view¤t=DSC00051.jpg
Thanks!
Lou
tony barnhill
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Yep - you have a white knob....but you do not have an SU - you have a Zenith Stromberg! Everything's different - you need an owner's manual to explain what goes in there & how to measure piston action...its totally different from SU's!
ecurie_ecosse
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Fill the air valve guide rod to about 0.25" of the top with damper lube.To do this,unscrew the cap and remove the damper rod assy.Then refit when finished.
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