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LT 28/31 2,0 petrol, pilot jet size |
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sunken24 
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 Topic: LT 28/31 2,0 petrol, pilot jet sizePosted: 01 Oct 19 at 10:34 |
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Hello!
I have a 1978 VW LT31 2,0 petrol with a Solex 35 PDSIT carburettor. As long as I have owned it, it has been guzzling fuel and on the latest MOT it had 9% CO-emissions. Today I found an empty hole in the carburettor where the Pilot Jet is supposed to be located. I have found a company that sells new jets for a reasonable prize, but I don't know which size jet I should get. Does anyone of you know which size of the pilot jet is standard for this application? Best regards Jonathan, Sweden |
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Buss Marius
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Posted: 01 Oct 19 at 10:57 |
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I once had a Volvo 360. the speedometer wire was broken so i dont know the consumption, but i took it to a carburettor spesialist. they repaired the carburettor and ajusted the ignition and the consumption was redused with about 50% and it also went much faster. The cost for the repair i had saved in less then a year.
so take it to a spesialist and it will be a much smooter ride. |
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