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Weber 32/36 DGAV Rebuild Instructions


dpowell

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Hey everyone -

 

I'm a noob on '02 FAQ, but have already found a wealth of information. Thanks!

 

I wanted to share these step-by-step instructions on the rebuild of a Weber 32/36 DGAV carb, found on another forum. They are CONCISE, and have pictures for each and every step. Probably more information than many of you need, but I couldn't do without it. Enjoy:

 

http://www.mk3supra.org/topic/561-guide-rebuilding-a-weber-3236-dgav-carb/

- D

 

1972 Malaga Sunroof - bone-stock cross-country road-tripper (sold when I was a young idiot)

1975 Sahara Sunroof - present daily[ish]-driver

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Fantastic write up and great pictures.

 

Recommended reading for all 32/36 users.  Thanks for posting! I wonder if we can hijack that into the Articles Section ??

 

Ed Z

'69 Granada... long, long ago  

'71 Manila..such a great car

'67 Granada 2000CS...way cool

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I'll bet there's a simple way to do that. I'm new here, though, as I said. Is there a way to contact admin for advice or requests?

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1972 Malaga Sunroof - bone-stock cross-country road-tripper (sold when I was a young idiot)

1975 Sahara Sunroof - present daily[ish]-driver

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