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Sorry Ratty, I inadvertantly deleted you orig.

I am installing a DGAV 32/36 weber onto a stripped ea81 intake manifold, and so far, I have mounted the carb... need to figure out how to mount the linkage! and how to fix the cable connector from binding up on the carb itself

 

anyone have a ready made throttle cable holder thingy majigy?

 

The mount on the carb is the one from the Hitachi, just remove it and with a small washer spacer put it on the DGAV

 

For the throttle cable holder, see Camerons artical, it is just a flat piece of steel or AL with some holes in it. Looks like this

 

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Here is the link to his excellent artical

http://homepage.powerup.com.au/~camncath/retrofitting_the_weber_dgav_32.htm

 

Don't for get to find T's for the H20 lines, as you say you have the DGAV (Agua Valve) model, I like using the DGEV (Electric Valve) no messing with coolant lines.

Hope this helps and again sorry for the deletion

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Many of the DGAV's have been refitted with the electric choke - I see LOTS of them on ebay that turn up this way. Seems to be weber that is doing it. I bought a brand new kit, and it has DGAV stamped right on the side of the carb, but it is electric. Very strange that they wouldn't follow their own nameing convention. If I were them, and cared about the customers sanity, I would grind off the DGAV, and put a sticker on it.... or just leave it blank. Nothing at all would be less confusing than leaving it there. Course - that's not the only issue I have with weber's "kit". They have terrible instructions that are generic (ie: not vehicle specific), they aren't jetted correctly, it comes with the wrong size air filter, The holes in the adapter, and the manifold don't line up, etc. I could overlook one or two of these things, but I would have rather paid an extra $100 for a better thought out kit. I won't buy one again. I'll buy rebuild kits, and adapters, and find the correct jetting myself. And I'll still save money to boot. The weber itself it s a wonderful carb, and the engineering is very good. But the group of yahoo's they must have designing their kits needs a good kick in the head.

 

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