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605827 - Carburettor Jet – 175CD

Original price - Original price €20,80
Original price
€20,80
€20,80 - €20,80
Current price €20,80
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Carburettor Jet for the Zenith Stromberg 175CD constant-depression carburettor.

The jet meters fuel into the carburettor bore. A tapered metering needle, carried on the air valve, rises and falls within the jet so that fuel delivery is varied in proportion to the airflow through the venturi, maintaining the correct air/fuel mixture across the engine's operating range.
Alternative Codes
605827

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Frequently asked questions

What does the carburettor jet do in a Zenith Stromberg 175CD?
The carburettor jet meters fuel into the Zenith Stromberg 175CD constant-depression carburettor. A tapered needle carried on the air valve rises and falls inside the jet, varying fuel delivery in proportion to airflow so the air/fuel mixture stays correct across the engine's range.
Where is the jet located in the 175CD carburettor?
The jet sits in the base of the Zenith Stromberg 175CD carburettor bore, directly beneath the air valve and its tapered metering needle. Fuel is drawn up through the jet into the venturi, so its position and bore size set the mixture for the whole carburettor.
What are the signs of a worn carburettor jet?
A worn or partly blocked 175CD jet typically shows as a rough idle, hesitation, or a rich or lean running fault that resists tuning. Wear at the jet bore or a bent needle usually upsets the metering, so a fresh jet often restores a clean mixture.
Does the metering needle come with this carburettor jet?
This is the carburettor jet only, the fuel-metering orifice for the Zenith Stromberg 175CD. The tapered needle that rides in it is a separate part carried on the air valve, so check whether your needle is worn and order it alongside the jet if needed.

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