earlymb Posted December 30, 2023 Posted December 30, 2023 (edited) The Solex 32PBIC carburetor has been used on many vehicles, like the Porsche 356, Hotchkiss M201 jeep and a load of other 1950's-60's cars. It has also commonly been fitted to MB/GPW jeeps to replace the original Carter, and repro's are still being made in India and sold by the usual parts dealers. Recently I watched this video on Youtube and thought he had a good point: In short, due to an error in the official French military rebuild manual (cause unknown) a small ball valve in the accelerator pump suddenly became a jet, and most if not all modern rebuild kits subsequently have a jet included now, not a valve. The rebuilt carb with the jet instead of the valve will work fine, but with a small flat spot during acceleration. It concerns part #32 in the diagram below: For the rest, see the video. Since it is a common modification to use these 32PBIC's on WW2 jeeps I thought it might be handy to share here Edited December 30, 2023 by earlymb 4 Quote
Enigma Posted February 4 Posted February 4 Seen that video too. Goes to show even a manual can contain errors. Quote
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