I think some of those weird models might be good value at sometime in future as are part of model history then?
Oh, now I remember, I did took some pics from my carb when I did take it apart once, long time ago, it worked after that I remember.
http://www.janiervast.com/gallery.bk/g2 ... bum/album/
Sorry that there is no thumbnails, I just got permissions sorted with my isp and need to rebuild my gallery...
At winter I had trouble with brake servo, it randomly lost vacuum effect but it got ok when weather got bit warmer to -20C and it did work normally.
I could of course test that by bloking hose that goes to manifold from brake servo.
Then there is this gasket between intake manifold and carb.
Those are vacuum leak possibilites that I need to rule out if other carb don't work.
Gasket between intake manifold and cylinder head should be ok, I was very careful and removed any dirt from surfaces so I don't believe it can have such huge leak that would be needed to cause fuel not to be sucked from float bowl (if fuel is not sucked from bowl, where it does go, this puzzles my mind a bit).
Also if other carb does not work there is fuel pickup and pumping issues that I must rule out, even they seem to be not possible, they must be tested with some alternative to reliable proof they are ok.
First mistake of fault finding is that one thinks something to be ok, nothing is ok unless proven to be ok, this is one of basic rules, which I often forget
There is now one possibility that may caused this problem:
I connected all fuel hoses and I did use old mechanical pump, I did install fuel filter, but I did install it to fuel pump input side, but that should have been installed to hose that goes to carb.
This is purely fantasy, but I believe that this has happened, as fuel filled pump it took some dirt from pump that has not been pumping fuel for year, then it pumped dirt to separator unit and then I battery got flat.
Next day I changed to electric pump that I used to pump fuel and now that dirt from separator unit did go to carb.
There is filter in carb, but still I remember now that at some point there was black dirt at bottom of float bowl that have to come with fuel.
Only problem in this is that filter in carb, it should not let that dirt go to carb. So I need to check that filter too, I was not quite sure which way to install it back when I checked it before installing carb, but it seemed to fit only one way.
Ah, it won't get better with guessing and thinking, perhaps I just try some tricks tomorrow if there is no rain, at least I will have excuse to get hands dirty
