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#15420 01/29/2002 3:24 AM | Joined: Jan 2001 Posts: 45 Member | | Member Joined: Jan 2001 Posts: 45 | Oly thanks for reply I am a new guy and thought I would be ignored. Just insecure i guess but goes to show how good this forum is.
Now to the point I have a Carter YF I cant identify. the bowl is not cast is has x2207 the base is cast and has a 1-830 on it. I have looked several times and it could possibly be 1-630 but I think it is 1-830 It is not marked the same way as a W-1 with a recessed # in the cast bowl. So I could use help on identifing this YF carb.
Now to the original problem on the difference between a 37-40 and a 41-48 W1 with the same cast # on it is what I needed to know. I found that answer the 37-40 is not vented . the 41-48 is vented with a accelerator rod running upward. The 49 and up have an additional rod running upward for the choke. This is what it took me all day to find out. Now I am ready to see if the experienced agree or not. And Oly I need identy on the YF Thanks Su per long huh?? | | |
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