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Thank you i really appreciate the help , I would have never thought about the choke aspect until you mentioned it , and I will try and find a contact for Cliffs and see of he can possibly help
I've been screwing around with it for awhile and it seems to me you might have a point , under full vacuum it looks like it would prevent the secondaries from opening and if I bend the tang a little bit and play with the mount , under vacuum (engine running) it would somewhat crack open the...
Yes it is indeed a marine carb and the original to the engine (verified with serial number on carb) no fast idle cam, and the puke fitting for the fuel pump is on the side
I have an electric coil choke and the linkages for the choke and the dashpot don't seem to be connected in any way , and thanks for the links , I'll deffinately save those
Hi, I'm new here and I'm going to hit the ground running
I noticed while rebuilding my carb (winter projects) that I have a broken dashpot connected to the linkage for the secondaries (the ever popular and well loved mercruiser 488 haha) , also it looks like not the correct dashpot as the barb...
