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Re: How to make a weber climb a hill.
« on: Sep 18, 2008, 10:21:58 PM »
You know, I just finally got around to doing this mod and I noticed a difference in our carbs.  Where you had to pound the tubing in, mine has a fitting threaded in.  I'd capped it off so long ago that I'd completely forgot it was there, but now all I need to do is run a hose back to the charcoal canister and I'll be set  :thumbs:

I also noticed the paper gasket had walked out a little and doesn't look like it was sealing at all  :shake:  I hate to break into my backup rebuild kit for just one gasket, but I don't really feel like making one of these from scratch either.  It's just too dainty for me to do a good job.
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