Here's a shot of my recently refurbished ADFA carb that will go with my also refurbished single plane manifold.
I know the two larger fittings on the left are fuel in (bottom) and out (top).
And I think the small horizontal fitting on the right is for the vacuum advance.
But what is
1 - the large horizontal fitting on the far left (behind the fuel filter hex cap)
2 - the fitting in the center under the accelerator pump and
3 - the small slanted one on the far right
EGR will be gone, but there is still the charcoal cannister.
Should any of these be capped off?
ADFA spigots
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Re: ADFA spigots
Nice and clean!
The large fitting on the left goes to the charcoal canister (If your's is the same as mine, it'll be the spigot that comes off the side of the canister).
The one under the accelerator pump goes to the air cleaner next to the hose from the vapor separator.
The slanted one on the right is the return from the charcoal canister (the top spigot on the canister).
Hope that helps!
-Tom
The large fitting on the left goes to the charcoal canister (If your's is the same as mine, it'll be the spigot that comes off the side of the canister).
The one under the accelerator pump goes to the air cleaner next to the hose from the vapor separator.
The slanted one on the right is the return from the charcoal canister (the top spigot on the canister).
Hope that helps!
-Tom
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Re: ADFA spigots
Thanks Tom! Just what I was looking for.
Clean now as I just rebuilt it from a pretty grubby specimen I got off eBay for $50.
Still couldn't get it nice and shiny like new but it'll do.
Let the transformation begin!
Clean now as I just rebuilt it from a pretty grubby specimen I got off eBay for $50.
Still couldn't get it nice and shiny like new but it'll do.
Let the transformation begin!
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Re: ADFA spigots
Isn't the one underneath the accel pump a vent for the fuel bowl?
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Re: ADFA spigots
The 32AFDA and 34ADF reference guide by Brad Artigue will likely be helpful in answering some of these questions:
http://www.njfiats.org/joomla/images/st ... er_adf.pdf
-Bryan
http://www.njfiats.org/joomla/images/st ... er_adf.pdf
-Bryan