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#1 Posted : Friday, 15 July 2005 3:39:56 PM(UTC)
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I am fitting a weber of a falcon to my 202 and not sure which pipes to use for fuel and vaccum as i got carbie of a mate and did not see it on the original motor , Can anybody send me a diagram or explain where and which pipes to use.
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#2 Posted : Sunday, 17 July 2005 6:34:47 AM(UTC)
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I Shamelessly stole this from the Ford side of this site a while ago:

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Anonymous Poster Posted - 27/04/2005 : 7:25:15 PM

ok the vacuum lines,start with the one that run from the brake booster and make sure its got not holes in it,it
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#3 Posted : Monday, 18 July 2005 10:34:33 PM(UTC)
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Bob, can you let me know how you get on as i too have a weber carb and a 186 inlet manifold to put on my 202. i believe you need a spacer/adapter for the fit but also the needles may need changing, suggestions anyone?
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#4 Posted : Wednesday, 20 July 2005 6:33:11 AM(UTC)
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I have run webbers on red and blue motors and have used 32/36 dgv or dgav webbers. The best one I have found to use is one from the 1970's 2lt ford cortina An adaptor plate is easy to get from any auto shop but use a 2 barrel redline or similer for a red
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#5 Posted : Thursday, 21 July 2005 4:00:35 PM(UTC)
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do you have a method for tuning the webber, i'm justa beginner with carbs
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#6 Posted : Wednesday, 3 August 2005 9:29:18 AM(UTC)
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The Xf webber is factory set and the early webber has an adjustable air/fuel screw, just a matter of turning it in till it runs rough and back it off. Very easy to use, a good carby to start off on.

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#7 Posted : Monday, 15 August 2005 3:08:11 PM(UTC)
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Bob, can you let me know how you get on as i too have a weber carb and a 186 inlet manifold
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