weber carb problem beaten to death (1 Viewer)

[capt.rick]

I know,I know, I did alot of reading in the past two days on the weber carb stalling out on steep climbs threads from "03" to the present. well havnt really come up with a definitive answer, but does anyone in the past ten years come up with a fix for the weber carb. I was doing some great wheeling this past weekend and got denied on numerous obstacles because of stalling at the top of rocks or hills.... Please help. Rick

 

[bustanutley]

My webber kicks ass

 

[JohnnyC]

try this:
How to make a Weber climb a hill. - TTORA Forum

https://forum.ih8mud.com/40-55-series-tech/213147-weber-carb-adjustment-thread.html

 

[bustanutley]

Lower the float bowl level as much as you can get away with without starving for fuel on a full throttle pass, and do this.

I don't run a regulator. My truck runs as long as it is not on its lid.

 

[Krazyfj]

Lower the float bowl level as much as you can get away with without starving for fuel on a full throttle pass, and do this.

I don't run a regulator. My truck runs as long as it is not on its lid.

I am having this same problem, Can you explain what you did?

thanks,
Tom

 

[Krazyfj]

I checked out that link "how to make a weber climb a hill", my vents look different, I want to make sure I block the right ones, suggestions?

 

[bustanutley]

this thread should explain things:

Overflow valve on weber - Pirate4x4.Com Bulletin Board

 

[cruiser88]

mine works flawless

 

[mookie]

propane is a great solution to that problem

 

[Krazyfj]

I sealed the two vent holes in the float bowl, I am going to drill a hole in the vent tube that goes left to right and drain any overflow out, thoughts?

 

[Krazyfj]

well now looking at the picture I posted, its the vent tube from the center to the lower right.

 

[lehiguy]

You do have you Weber mounted with the fuel inlet at the front, right? It is a front pivot float and on an incline will stop fuel from entering the float bowl unless you have it on backwards. I had a Weber on my 2F, never skipped a beat, and one on my mini, also never flooded or stalled and that was without any modifications at all.

 

[Krazyfj]

You do have you Weber mounted with the fuel inlet at the front, right? It is a front pivot float and on an incline will stop fuel from entering the float bowl unless you have it on backwards. I had a Weber on my 2F, never skipped a beat, and one on my mini, also never flooded or stalled and that was without any modifications at all.

Yes front right towards the engine.