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     1. 04:48 AM - Bing Carbs (Jim Weston)
     2. 08:37 AM - Re: Bing Carbs (LarryMcFarland)
 
 
 
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      Like so many I haven't sent anything to this list in quite a while.  Good to
      see some messages again.
      
      Since you guys are talking about fuel and such, it got me to thinking about
      my fuel system that is now 10 years old.  Have any of you had any problems
      at all with your Bing carbs?  Have you rebuilt your carbs, if so what was
      done to them; just a general cleanup and new gaskets, etc.?  Just curious,
      as I'm about to work on mine, since the engine is just not running as
      smoothly as it used to, and I can't find anything else wrong.
      
      Thanks,
      Jim Weston
      CH601HDS w/Stratus Subaru
      
      
      Checked by AVG. 
      11:12 AM
      
      
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      Hi Jim,
      I did an inspection of my Bings and replaced the rubber Diaphragm, the 
      float needle, the needle jet and main jets
      because these are the pieces most prone to wear or damage. I did replace 
      all the gaskets, float pivot pins and
      did a float check for position.  The foam air filters still need 
      replacement.
      On smooth running, I'd recommend a close look at distributor shaft run 
      out. The other thing is, don't replace
      the flyweights in the distributor because that will certainly cause the 
      engine to run oddly rough.  I did that thinking
      parts were parts and the flyweights are very a specific match to the 
      original distributor case.  I had to retrieve the
      old flyweights and reinstall them to get back to a smooth running engine.
      You could also check the stops on the Bings for alignment. My carbs are 
      linked directly on the Throttle shaft
      thru a flex link and the stops touch down at the exact same time every 
      time. I removed the return springs on my
      Bings and a single cable operates both carbs from one throttle link from 
      the firewall like any cessna or piper..
      
      Larry McFarland
      
      
      Jim Weston wrote:
      >
      > Like so many I haven't sent anything to this list in quite a while.  Good to
      > see some messages again.
      >
      > Since you guys are talking about fuel and such, it got me to thinking about
      > my fuel system that is now 10 years old.  Have any of you had any problems
      > at all with your Bing carbs?  Have you rebuilt your carbs, if so what was
      > done to them; just a general cleanup and new gaskets, etc.?  Just curious,
      > as I'm about to work on mine, since the engine is just not running as
      > smoothly as it used to, and I can't find anything else wrong.
      >
      > Thanks,
      > Jim Weston
      > CH601HDS w/Stratus Subaru
      >
      >
      > Checked by AVG. 
      > 11:12 AM
      >  
      >
      >
      >   
      
      
 
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